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DAILY LOBOnew mexico
November 17 2010 The Independent Voice of UNM since 1895
Inside theDaily Lobo
Please recycle
See page 6volume 115 issue 61 56 |29
TODAYWhere are
we
See page 2
by Chelsea Ervencervenunmedu
The Lobo Development Cor-poration has hosted forums since August to give students faculty and community members input on campus construction plans but few showed up
Lobo Development collaborat-ed with American Campus Com-munities to build student hous-ing on south campus and now has plans to begin more construction on main campus according to its website
But a post on the Lobo Devel-opment Facebook page suggests that many students donrsquot know about what the construction en-tails or how it affects them
ldquoIt sounds like many students were unaware of this new UNM housing planrdquo the post from grad-uate student Theresa Williams says ldquoMaybe the planners should have better engaged the students
Think Four Loko is the only malt liquor drink sold on the block Here is a sample of other brands sold at local liquor stores All are sold as 24-ounce cans
Four Loko $239 12 alcohol by volume
Joose $239 12-99
Tilt $219 12
High Gravity $195 8
Few attendplanningforums
by Shaun Griswoldshaun24unmedu
Albuquerque store owners that sell the malt-liquor-infused energy drink Four Loko are surprised that several state bans and a series of bad press have spurned curiosity about the drink
ldquoEverybody loves itrdquo Quarters Li-quorsrsquo manager Mike Walterscheid said
Four Loko is sold in a 24-ounce can It has 12 percent alcohol by volume Guarana and taurine are added to give the drink its ca eine boost which is equal to two cups of co ee
Recently the Four Lokorsquos maker agreed to stop shipping its product to New York Utah Oklahoma Michigan and Washington Ramapo College in New Jersey banned the substance af-ter 17 students were hospitalized with alcohol poisoning after consuming too much of the ca einated alcoholic drink
A University of Florida study found that students who mixed ca eine and alcohol thought they were capa-ble of driving more often than those who drank non-ca einated alcoholic drinks
UNM student John Buric said he tried Four Loko after a friend brought a case over to his house
ldquoIt tasted like an energy drink with basically no taste of alcoholrdquo he said ldquoI like it It comes in good size can It has a high amount of alcohol and itrsquos cheaprdquo
Not only that but recent news and an impending federal ban spiked cu-riosity and increased sales at the Yale
Boulevard Quarters ldquoWe get a lot of students but older
people are checking it outrdquo Waltersc-heid said ldquoWe had a 50-year-old guy come in the other day to buy one be-cause he saw a news story and wanted to try one People will do things they know are bad for themrdquo
e Quarters sells eight di erent Four Loko avors On Tuesday after-noon one-third of the rack was empty
Student Cohen Mangin said mod-eration is the key to avoiding problems
ldquoItrsquos only bad for you if you act stu-pidrdquo he said
Ron Rioux 52 walked out of the Quarters with two Budweiser tall cans He said he has no desire to try Four Loko
ldquoBased on what I know about it I would support a banrdquo he said
Walterscheid said he is surprised about the brandrsquos sales especially since he cannot stand the taste
ldquoWhen they put the energy and the vitamins it messes with the avorrdquo he said ldquoI bought one and only lasted through one drink I threw away more than half of the canrdquo
Down the hill at Stadium Liquors on Avenida Caesar Chavez and Broadway Boulevard Four Loko sales are steady
ldquoMaybe we sell two cases a weekrdquo said Troy Garcia Stadium Liquors store manager ldquoI think people donrsquot buy it because of the price We have other malt liquors that are 12 percent and cheaperrdquo
Stadium sells a 24-ounce can of Four Loko for $240 e store has a
see Lobo Village page 5
Laurisa Galvan Daily LoboFour Loko sold at The Quarters liquor store on Yale Boulevard is banned in four states because critics contest its mix of malt liquor and energy supplements is deadly
Natural Light $195 6
Core $260 9
Bull Ice $195 82
Max Fury $189 12
Old English $189 8
Slack $189 12
Earthquake $189 12 see Four Loko page 6
Alcoholic energy drink boasts high sales despite risks
Zombies see page 8
wednesdaySUN SETS ON DEVILS
Freshman guard Kendall Williams snares a rebound during the Lobosrsquo 76-62 win over Arizona State Tuesday at The Pit
Stephanie Gonzales Daily Lobo
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Ohio State University Law School VisitStarts at 1200pmLocation SUB Jemez
Come learn about Ohio State University Law School from one of its admissions officers
Alcoholics Anonymous Support Group Open MeetingsStarts at 230pmLocation Womenrsquos Resource CenterFor women and men to share their experi-ence strength and hope with each other so that they may solve their common problems and help others to recover from alcoholism
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COMMUNITY EVENTS Hebrew Conversation Class BeginningStarts at 500pmLocation 1701 Sigma Chi NEOffered every Wednesday by Israel Alliance and Hillel
Indie Q at the KiMoStarts at 700pmLocation KiMo TheatreldquoThe Incredible Voyage of Captain HookrdquoAlso shown will be several local shorts
LOBO LIFEDAILY LOBOnew mexico
Future events may be previewed at
wwwdailylobocom
Event Calendarfor November 17 2010
Planning your day has never been easier
Placing an event in the Lobo Life calendar
1 Go to wwwdailylobocom
2 Click on ldquoEventsrdquo link near the top of the page
3 Click on ldquoSubmit an Event Listingrdquo on the right side of the page
4 Type in the event information and submit
Please limit your description to 25 words (although you may type in more your description will be edited to 25 words To have your event pub-lished in the Daily Lobo on the day of the event submit at least 3 school days prior to the event Events in the Daily Lobo will apear with the title time location and 25 word descrip-tion Although events will only pub-lish in the Daily Lobo on the day of the event events will be on the web once submitted and approved Events may be edited and may not publish on the Web or in the Daily Lobo at the discretion of the Daily Lobo
PageTwoNew Mexico Daily lobowedNesday NoveMber 17 2010
volume 115 issue 61Telephone (505) 277-7527Fax (505) 277-7530newsdailylobocomadvertisingdailylobocomwwwdailylobocom
The New Mexico Daily Lobo is an independent student newspaper published daily except Saturday Sunday and school holidays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly during the summer session Subscription rate is $75 per academic year E-mail accountingdailylobocom for more information on subscriptionsThe New Mexico Daily Lobo is published by the Board of UNM Student Publications The editorial opinions expressed in the New Mexico Daily Lobo are those of the respective writers and do not necessarily reflect the views of the students faculty staff and regents of the University of New Mexico Inquiries concerning editorial content should be made to the editor-in-chief All content appearing in the New Mexico Daily Lobo and the Web site dailylobocom may not be reproduced without the consent of the editor-in-chief A single copy of the New Mexico Daily Lobo is free from newsstands Unauthorized removal of multiple copies is considered theft and may be prosecuted Letter submission policy The opinions expressed are those of the authors alone Letters and guest columns must be concisely written signed by the author and include address and telephone No names will be withheld
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Editor-in-ChiefPat Lohmann Managing EditorIsaac Avilucea News EditorLeah ValenciaAssistant News EditorShaun Griswold Staff ReportersRuben Hamming-GreenChelsea ErvenOnline and Photo EditorJunfu Han
Assistant Photo EditorRobert Maes Culture EditorChris Quintana Assistant Culture EditorAndrew Beale Sports EditorRyan TomariAssistant Sports EditorNathan Farmer Copy ChiefElizabeth ClearyOpinion EditorJenny Gignac
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DAILY LOBOnew mexico
Every Wednesday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week Submit your answers to PhotoDailyLobocom The winner will be announced next week
where are we
Chris Quintana Daily Lobo
last weekrsquos photo
No one correctly identified last weekrsquos photo which was taken behind Castetter Hall
Chris QuintanaDaily Lobo
New Mexico Daily lobo advertisement Wednesday november 17 2010 Page 3
2010 FALLELECTIONSCANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS
1 Terri Harwood ldquoIrsquom a Political Science major a New Mexico PIRG volunteer and a Kappa Kappa Gamma I truly look forward to making our voices heardrdquo Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Pi Omega BAMD Orga-nization IMD Honduras Kappa Kappa Gamma Pi Kappa Alpha Seeds of Rebellion Sigma Chi amp UNM Volleyball
2 Alberto Jacome ldquoI am currently the Director of Community Issues for Residence Halls I am an Architecture major Vote for merdquoPi Beta Phi Sigma Chi Comedy Albuquerque International Association Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps National Residence Hall Honor-ary Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Asso-ciation SRC Community Association Santarado Community Association American Institute of Architecture Students Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
3 Abigayl (Abby) Hull ldquoIrsquom a sophomore in Psychology involved in Pi Beta Phi as VP Communications Agora Deanrsquos List and Operation SmilerdquoPi Beta Phi Operation Smile Comedy Albu-querque International Association Alpha Pi Omega Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps UNM Womenrsquos Golf National Residence Hall Honorary Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Associa-tion SRC Community Association Santarado Community Association Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indig-enous Research Group
4 Cesar Soria ldquoIrsquom a sophomore in Biochemistry a Regentrsquos Scholar UNM Honors Program ASUNM Greek Life NSCS and IMD HondurasrdquoSeeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Alpha Pi Omega Alpha Chi Omega UNM Womenrsquos Golf IMD Honduras Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organi-zation amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
5 Brandon Meyers ldquoI am an Environmental ScienceCommunica-tions major member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and co-President of Howl RaisersrdquoPi Beta Phi Sigma Chi Operation Smile Com-edy Albuquerque International Association Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps National Resi-dence Hall Honorary Menrsquos Lacrosse Hispanic Business Student Association Coronado Com-munity Association SRC Community Associa-tion Santarado Community Association Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
6 Suzanna ldquoRoxannerdquo Fortner ldquoI believe a great leader serves others I would be honored to serve any student here at UNMrdquoChi Omega Seeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Alpha Pi Omega Alpha Chi Omega IMD Hon-duras BAMD Organization amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
7 Cassandra ldquoCassierdquo Kalapsa ldquoI play for the Lobo softball team and Irsquom excited to have the opportunity to represent the student bodyrdquoSeeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Alpha Chi Omega UNM Womenrsquos Golf IMD Honduras Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organization Hispanic Business Student Association amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
8 Cassie Thompson ldquoI am a Business major a Resident Advi-sor in Coronado a Trailblazer and the Vice President of Recognition for NRHHrdquoPi Beta Phi Operation Smile Comedy Al-buquerque International Association Alpha Pi Omega Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps UNM Womenrsquos Golf National Residence Hall Honorary Menrsquos Lacrosse Hispanic Business Student Association Coronado Community Asso-ciation SRC Community Association Santarado Community Association Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indig-enous Research Group
9 Shawna Nelson ldquoI am a sophomore majoring in Nursing and minoring in Navajo I strive to do my best at all timesrdquoPi Beta Phi Operation Smile Comedy Albu-querque International Association Alpha Pi Omega Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps Na-tional Residence Hall Honorary Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Association SRC Commu-nity Association Santarado Community Associa-tion Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Society Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
10 Dalton Valerio ldquoFreshman in Pre-Med BAMD program Greek Life Lobo Spirit event chair and Residence Hall Association RepresentativerdquoOperation Smile Seeds of Rebellion UNM Volley-ball Alpha Chi Omega IMD Honduras Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organization amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
11 Caroline Muraida ldquoI am passionate about our school involved in our community and am dedicated to improving this University for all LobosrdquoPi Beta Phi Operation Smile Comedy Albu-querque International Association Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps National Residence Hall Honorary Menrsquos LacrosseCoronado Community Association SRC Commu-nity Association Santarado Community Associa-tion Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Society Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
12 Jordan Whittaker ldquoBusiness major involved in Pi Beta Phi Child Life 09-10 Hokona Dorm Social Chair 2009 Deanrsquos ListrdquoPi Beta Phi Sigma Chi Operation Smile Com-edy Albuquerque International Association Al-pha Pi Omega Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps UNM Womenrsquos Golf National Residence Hall Honorary Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Association SRC Community Association San-tarado Community Association Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
13 Ashkii (Ash) Hatathlie ldquoI am a Resident Advisor in Coronado Hall look-ing to make a difference campus-wide I am a Nutrition majorrdquoPi Beta Phi Operation Smile Comedy Albu-querque International Association Alpha Pi Omega Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps Na-tional Residence Hall Honorary Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Association SRC Commu-nity Association Santarado Community Associa-tion Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
14 Ashley Garcia ldquoI am a Biology major member of NMPDS and Greek Life Irsquom looking forward to making posi-tive changes at UNMrdquoSeeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Alpha Chi Omega UNM Womenrsquos Golf IMD Honduras Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organization Kappa Kappa Gamma
15 Cory Montoya ldquoI am majoring in EconomicsPolitical Science a NSOL involved in Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and Red Rally ChairrdquoPi Beta Phi Sigma Chi Operation Smile Com-edy Albuquerque International Association Alpha Pi Omega Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps National Residence Hall Honorary Pi Kappa Alpha Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Association SRC Community Association San-tarado Community Association Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
16 Kelli Moleres ldquoI am a part of Alpha Chi Omega Howl Raisers and Big BrothersBig Sisters I am majoring in PharmacyrdquoSeeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Alpha Chi Omega UNM Womenrsquos Golf IMD Honduras Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organi-zation amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
17 Jeff Herrera ldquoI am majoring in SociologyPolitical Science involved in Sigma Chi fraternity Community Ex-perience and ASUNM Lobby CommitteerdquoPi Beta Phi Sigma Chi Operation Smile Com-edy Albuquerque International Association Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps UNM Womenrsquos Golf National Residence Hall Honorary Pi Kappa Alpha Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Association SRC Community Association San-tarado Community Association Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
18 Ryan Golden ldquoI am a Business student soccer player and a Christian A vote for me is a vote for yourdquoALPFA Seeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Al-pha Chi Omega IMD Honduras BAMD Organi-zation Hispanic Business Student Association Beta Alpha Psi amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
19 Kelly Williamson ldquoIrsquom a current Senator wishing to extend my term in order to continue serving you - the undergradu-ate students of UNMrdquoSigma Chi ALPFA Seeds of Rebellion UNM Vol-leyball Alpha Chi Omega UNM Womenrsquos Golf Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organization Hispanic Business Student Association amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
20 John Luna ldquoSophomore majoring in Med Lab Science mem-ber of ASUNM Greek Life NSCS Irsquod be honored to represent the student bodyrdquoALPFA Seeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Al-pha Pi Omega Alpha Chi Omega UNM Womenrsquos Golf IMD Honduras Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organization Hispanic Business Student Asso-ciation amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
VOTE TODAY
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opiniondailylobocom Ext 133Opinion editor Jenny Gignac The Independent Voice of UNM since 1895LoboOpinionLoboOpinion Wednesday
November 17 2010
Page
4
EditorSo another election cycle has come and
gone Irsquove said it before and Irsquoll say it again
Elections change nothingIt helps the ruling class to keep the cha-
rade of a representative democracy going in this country despite overwhelming evi-dence that we now live in a one-party cor-porate state that is sliding deeper toward fascism every day Keeping the citizens pla-cated with fake elections and pretend de-mocracy is the easiest way to accomplish this
Unfortunately most of my fellow Ameri-cans are too dumb to understand what fas-cism is let alone recognize the obvious signs all around them The oligarchy depends on our laziness and indifference to ensure our continued servitude to their evil cause Itrsquos worked to perfection so far Why quit now
Irsquove lived through enough ldquoelectionsrdquo to realize that nothing can change in a system built exclusively around the continuation of the status quo These people arenrsquot stupid They own the media (and everything else) and they push the illusion of freedom and democracy on the ignorant docile Ameri-can public because they know wersquore the big-gest suckers on Earth
President Obama is just as much a tool of the elite as Bush was Sorry to say but oth-erwise he never wouldrsquove been installed as president
Oh sure things change incrementally once in a while depending on which make-believe political party is in power but even-tually things revert back to the same policies that were in place before the last election The rich get richer the poor get poorer and the illegal wars continue unabated Sur-prise surprise
I know most of you arenrsquot old enough to see these patterns yet but trust me on this Nothing short of a violent revolution will make one damn bit of difference to the true rulers of our nation because they control both sides of the same tainted coin
Both imaginary political parties work for the same people in service to the same agenda of globalization and disenfranchisement
Of course most of you have been brain-washed to believe the fairy tale that your vote actually counts and that those of us smart enough to see the truth are somehow less patriotic because we refuse to accept the totally rigged faith-based US election process as being legitimate
Why cast a worthless vote just so you can feel good about yourself Thatrsquos about all itrsquos good for
I really donrsquot know what it will take for people to come around to the reality that our country is firmly in the grip of an en-trenched wealthy powerful and criminal ruling class that will never give up control of our political system unless itrsquos taken from them by force
A grim reality for sure but how can we change it if we canrsquot even recognize it
Until then you political zombies just keep on doing your civic duty and wonder-ing why nothing ever changes OK Good luck with that whole concept
Jason DarensburgUNM student
by Andrew BealeAssistant Culture Editor
This isnrsquot an opinion column Itrsquos just something that happened
And what happened was basically this I got run out of Mexico by some cops
It should be noted that everyone I met in Mexico on this journey was nice I donrsquot in-tend to disparage the country Like I said Irsquom just telling the story of something that happened
I was at a journalism conference in Lare-do Texas on Friday Laredo borders Nuevo Laredo and my hotel was less than two blocks from the bridge crossing into Mexico
I knew Nuevo Laredo a city of 350000 was dangerous The Laredo Morning Times had a simple headline on its front page Friday ldquoMore violencerdquo The publication assumed its readers would know it meant ldquohellipin Nuevo Laredordquo
I decided to head over there and check it out anyway I didnrsquot have anything to do after the conference ended at 6 pm and there was no way I wasnrsquot going to go to Mexico when it was right at my doorstep
Everything seemed OK when I crossed the bridge I stayed on the main street Calle Guer-rero and it was full of life I didnrsquot think there would be so many people in the street if it was really a war zone
I passed a movie theater about a mile from the bridge They were showing that stupid Robert Downey JrZach Galifianakis movie and as I said I didnrsquot have anything to do so I waited around for the movie to start
My mistake was in wandering a few blocks west of Calle Guerrero As I passed a police station a cop whistled Since I wasnrsquot doing anything I didnrsquot even think about it but he whistled again and I saw he was walking to-ward me so I stopped
ldquoWersquore going to check yourdquo he said in Spanish ldquoStand over there by the wallrdquo
I moved over to the wall and another po-liceman came over They decided to stop me for being an American in Mexico The po-lice station was on the other side of the street and set well back from the sidewalk The cop picked me out as a gringo from a good 50 feet off
ldquoTake everything out of your pockets Do you have any weapons or drugsrdquo
I told him that I didnrsquot as I emptied my pockets I left my wallet and my passport in my back pocket and the cop found them
ldquoWhatrsquos thisrdquoldquoJust my passportrdquoldquoI said everything out of your pocketsrdquoI took my wallet and my passport out of
my pockets and the cop instructed me to toss them on the ground This made me feel un-comfortable but he had a big-ass shotgun so I didnrsquot really have a choice
Then they questioned me about why I was in Nuevo Laredo I told them I was just ldquopase-andordquo or walking around I said I was at a con-ference in Texas and didnrsquot have anything to do so I came to see Nuevo Laredo
I hesitated when they asked me what kind of conference Mexico is consistently ranked among the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists and government au-thority figures like these cops are often im-plicated in the journalist killings
But I couldnrsquot think of a plausible-sound-ing lie fast enough so I just told them it was a journalism conference Then they asked me if I was selling drugs I was not by the way and I said so
ldquoItrsquos better that you donrsquot lierdquoI told them again that Irsquom am not a drug
dealer so they started asking me if I take drugs
ldquoNo sentildeorrdquo
ldquoDo you smoke marijuanardquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoldquoNot at allrdquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoldquoNo marijuana You donrsquot smokerdquoI told them I donrsquot even drink alcohol
which is trueldquoBut you donrsquot smoke marijuanardquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoldquoNot even a toquecito now and thenrdquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoHaving searched me they obviously knew
I had no drugs yet they were still keeping me there I started to worry they were going to plant say 100 kilos of heroin on me Such things have been known to happen in Mexico They were both kind of chubby so I figured I could outrun them if they tried to arrest me Of course that would carry the risk that they might just shoot me in the back
But my detainment was coming to an endldquoYou shouldnrsquot be here Itrsquos dangerous in
this city Wersquove had problems Itrsquos better that you leave right nowrdquo
I asked him if it was safe more or less on Calle Guerrero
ldquoThe safest place is here close to the police station You should leave now and go back to the United Statesrdquo
And it was over I walked away and didnrsquot go to the movie but I did stop for some tacos before I left So you could say I didnrsquot really get ldquorun outrdquo of Mexico But from the copsrsquo mannerisms tone of voice and general way of shaking me down it was clear that ldquoyou should leaverdquo wasnrsquot exactly a suggestion
It seems significant that the Mexican po-lice in a major border city are telling Ameri-cans to go home because itrsquos too dangerous for them
And since this isnrsquot an opinion column Irsquoll leave it at that
Mexican cops Turn back nowcOLumn
Letter
editOriaL BOard
Pat LohmannEditor-in-chief
Isaac AviluceaManaging editor
Jenny GignacOpinion editor
Leah ValenciaNews editor
Letter suBmissiOn pOLicy
n Letters can be submitted to the Daily Lobo office in Marron Hall or online at DailyLobocom The Lobo reserves the right to edit letters for content and length A name and phone number must accompany all letters Anonymous letters or those with pseudonyms will not be published Opinions expressed solely reflect the views of the author and do not reflect the opinions of Lobo employees
America is not really a democracy so why vote
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DAILY LOBOnew mexico
and community from the begin-ning and throughout the entire process What efforts have Lobo Development made to outreach and gather student inputrdquo
A Lobo Development represen-tative responded by saying that itrsquos ldquoalways looking for ways to engage with studentsrdquo and cited forums that were held once a week from Aug 26-Nov 9
ldquoEveryone with an interest in campus development is invited to participate students faculty neighbors staff public officials and property ownersrdquo the website said
Kim Murphy director of UNM Real Estate said LDC records the number of students through sign-up sheets at each forum but that the numbers were ldquoincompleterdquo as of Monday
Several homeowners in the neighborhood west of Lobo Vil-lage construction on south cam-pus said they never heard about the impending construction or community forums
Steve Mills Campus Neighbor-hood Association spokesman said Lobo Development contacted him with information about upcom-ing construction projects and the forums
Mills said he serves as a go-be-tween relaying UNM Real Estate decisions to the neighborhood members The neighborhood is situated near Campus Boulevard and Vassar Drive across from the Alvarado dorm and D parking lot but some neighborhood members wanted more information than what forums offered Mills said
ldquoFour or five households actu-ally went down to the real estate office and had a question-and-an-swer session with Lobo Develop-ment because they were unclear on some aspects of the construc-tionrdquo he said
Mills said communication be-tween the University Real Estate and the neighborhood is ldquopretty goodrdquo but he has some complaints He said he is worried about con-struction noise traffic displace-ment and pollutants
ldquoThis neighborhood sits right on the edge of the UNM so any-thing that happens to UNM hap-pens to usrdquo he said ldquoSo there is always a certain level of discontent among the neighborhood about the effect UNM has on usrdquo
Richard Reidrsquos house is locat-ed across the street from D lot and Santa Ana dorm where the major-ity of the construction will occur but he said he didnrsquot know about
it until reading a recent newspaper article
ldquoMills sent out some notices about it but until about a month ago I had no idea it would be right across the streetrdquo he said ldquoWhen I heard that I went over to the (UNM) Real Estate office and had a briefing with them about the plansrdquo
Reid said he attended one Lobo Development session but ACC of-ficials at the event did not pres-ent details about the construction only general concepts
ldquoAt first I thought there was a pretty good turnout at the forum but then I realized that only about 20 people were not representa-tives from Lobo Development or ACC who were all speaking from the same perspectiverdquo he said ldquoI would have thought that there would be more students thererdquo
Right now Santa Ana offers 172 beds but when the construction is done up to 1000 new beds will be available Reid said that will in-crease student density the amount of trash and pollution
ldquoIrsquom not blaming the studentsrdquo he said ldquoIrsquom just saying that the more people there are the poorer the quality of liferdquo
Student Sarah Hoppe said she first she heard about the construc-tion when reading a Daily Lobo article
ldquoI never heard of any forums eitherrdquo she said
Another student Sabrina Cont-la said she hadnrsquot heard of con-struction plans until reading the Daily Lobo and she also had not heard of the forums
Brent McPherson Lobo Village property manager said he went to one forum that about 20 other people attended He said about 10 students five faculty and five community members were at the event
ldquoThe great thing about forums is that everyonersquos voice can be heardrdquo he said
Lobo Village from PAGE 1
Laurisa Galvan Daily Lobo
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ldquoWe have regulars come in each dayrdquo Garcia said ldquoThey go out to col-lect change and come back but we wonrsquot serve them if theyrsquove been here more than twicerdquo
Garcia said it is difficult to control malt-liquor energy drink sales because the drink is classified as beer making it easier to distribute
ldquoUnless you make a law that says beer has to be a certain alcohol
contentrdquo he said ldquoBut I donrsquot know how you would regulate thatrdquo
If New Mexico were to adopt a tax on malt-liquor energy drinks Walter-scheid said his customers would deter-mine if he would continue selling the cans
ldquoWersquod probably continue selling them if there was a demandrdquo he said
Carla Aargon was on her way into Stadium Liquors to buy her friend a Four Loko She said she is not interest-ed in trying the drink though
ldquoIrsquove seen my friend drink it and shersquos 40 years old It really boosts her energyrdquo she said ldquoItrsquos scary You already have so much energy when you drink that adding caffeine doesnrsquot mixrdquo
Walterscheid said promoting re-sponsible drinking is better than ban-ning the product
ldquoItrsquos not the product itself mdash people abuse it Like there is a Four Loko chal-lenge where you have to drink four cans in 40 minutes Thatrsquos dumbrdquo Waltersc-heid said You wouldnrsquot try to drink a fifth of vodka in 30 minutesrdquo
Mangin agreed a ban would prompt people to find alternatives to make whatever drink they want
ldquoIrsquove been mixing my own version of Four Loko for yearsrdquo he said ldquoMy mom taught me actually One night I drank 22 beers and an entire bottle of Smirnoff vodka mixed with Amp ener-gy drink I threw up a lot that nightrdquo
by Kallie Red-Horsekallie69unmedu
New life is springing from Albu-querquersquos recycled materials
A new partnership between the city of Albuquerque and Growstone a subset of Santa Fe-based company Earthstone has landfill glass waste be-ing turned into a hydroponic garden-ing tool
ldquoGlass makes up about 8 percent of municipal landfillsrdquo said Patrick Beare Growstonersquos vice president of sales ldquoAnd it takes about 4000 years for glass to decompose on a landfillrdquo
The city of Albuquerque landfill pulverizes glass bottles which Grow-stone then grinds to a powder and runs through a kiln said Andy Hernandez Earthstone director of operations
ldquoSeventy-one minutes later it comes out mdash itrsquos like baking a cakerdquo he said
Hernandez said the growstones are cut from pieces of baked powder to form hydroponic stones that are used in place of soil
ldquoThe roots of the plant actually grow around our materialrdquo he said ldquoWhat happens is our material ab-sorbs the water and when the roots
get thirsty they draw from our mate-rial automatically What that means is less water and more consistent water but no soilrdquo
Maria Colbert an Albuquerque Hydroponics representative said the store has carried Santa Fe Earthstone products for two years and they are useful
ldquoThey hold a lot of moisture as well as they are really airy For people who want to use it as soil you can use it in-stead of perlite It has got multiple dif-ferent uses that you could utilize it forrdquo she said ldquoThey are a local product The people that are trying to support that mdash it definitely helps outrdquo
Beare said the company foresees the product becoming popular in the future as it is one of the first hydro-ponic growing media in a long time
ldquoA lot of people think that just be-cause they put glass in this recycling bin that it is actually being made into something else and that is not always truerdquo he said ldquoWe are able to take this glass and use it and make it into a product that you can actually grow things fromrdquo
Beare said glass is difficult to re-cycle because it has to be sorted by color
ldquoWe as a country only recycle be-tween 28 to 34 percent of the glass we producerdquo he said ldquoMany cities will only sort out the glass because it takes up so much room in a landfill that they crush it and then bury it It takes clear glass to make a recycled clear jarrdquo
The stones have benefits over soil and other hydroponic mechanisms Hernandez said
ldquoOur material is so lightweightrdquo he said ldquoIt weighs 12 pounds per cubic foot so it can be used on rooftops and high-rise buildings We had several tests done at the University of Arizona versus our competitors and what they found was that our product uses less water and provides a sweeter fruitrdquo
Beare said Growstone has plans to process other landfill waste
ldquoEventually we will be using the methane that is being produced from the landfill to run our kilnrdquo he said ldquoAlso we donrsquot use water to produce our product It is a dry process so that is another reason why our product is so greenrdquo
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Page 8 Wednesday november 17 2010 New Mexico Daily loboculture
With the zombie crisis in full swing herersquos an ex-clusive interview with an actual undead CNM stu-dent Genevieve Wright
Daily Lobo So howrsquos life for a zombie these days
Genevieve Wright Lifersquos rough Yoursquore always craving brain (Note This was translated from a se-ries of gurgles and growls)
DL Like what specificallyGW Everythingrsquos just kind of gross Yoursquore walk-
ing around with blood on you all the time and the brain craving just never stops DL You seem really stuck on that brain craving thing
GW Yeah it really sucks craving brain because itrsquos a never-ending thing and I need to watch my figure
DL So I think therersquos generally a misconception about zombie movies Those are just as scary to you guys as they are to us right
GW Yeah ldquoZombielandrdquo is terrifying People are running around getting shot or getting killed or run over by cars Itrsquos rough
DL Is there any form of pop culture that you guys do like
GW Rob Zombie is pretty cool DL Right is there any type of brain you prefer
over another Do smarter people taste better Are the creative types spicier
GW I donrsquot have a preference I am always craving I take whatever I can get I canrsquot afford to be picky
DL What else do zombies worry about other than brains that is
GW Getting killed is a big issue DL How about true love GW Nah not really Plus if a zombie fell in love
with a human that would make things difficult We would just want to eat their brain
DL Do you think zombies and humans could ever live together
GW I donrsquot think so DL Wait what are you doing Donrsquot eat my
braiiiin~Chris Quintana
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
The undead apocalypse starts todayZombies were seen last night emerging from the Frontier Restau-
rant and have since proliferated across campus Sightings have been confirmed near Johnson Field the SUB and
around the Duck Pond Be advised The zombies are biting Chief Zombie Survivalist David Lopez has been on scene since the
outbreak last night He said people looking to avoid infection should tread carefully around the zombies
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood types designated by wristbandsrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else should be safe unless they donrsquot want to be helliprdquo
He warned that zombies are green and possibly wearing tattered clothes They are also hungry for brains and will troll campus look-ing for victims He said he canrsquot give a solid definition for all zombies around campus because they are likely in different phases of infec-tion He warned that anyone displaying zombie-like behavior is prob-ably a zombie
ldquoI mean if they are stumbling itrsquos better to be safe than sorry This is a zombie apocalypse after allrdquo he said
Lopez said the invasion started low-key Only some of his friends knew of the impending invasion around 50 infected but somehow word got out on Facebook and the disease spread rapidly
ldquoItrsquos just blossomed into this giant thingrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else seems excited but I am kind of worried Zombies are a hungry bunch and therersquos a chance it might get out of control if people are too recklessrdquo
Lopez said the military has been called in to deal with the prob-lem and he expects it should be able to deal with the problem He mentioned soldiers will use special zombie-blasting guns ones that donrsquot resemble real guns In fact he said the guns resemble NERF guns and shoot foam pellets
He said any real-looking gun will create more problems than it will solve
ldquoReal guns will drive the zombies into a frenzy and itrsquos likely there will be terrible consequences for everyone involvedrdquo he said ldquoSo if survivors want to wield a weapon they have got to be sure itrsquos spe-cially zombie-certifiedrdquo
Lopez will be situated in a booth near the attacking zombies to of-fer survivors advice
He did have some good news At the time of press he said it seemed that the zombies were in full force now but it seems highly likely they will run out of food around 2 pm
ldquoAnd when that happens there wonrsquot be any issues anymorerdquo he said The survivors will be fine the zombies will shrivel up and the
military will be recalled If the virus dies it will be as though it never even happenedrdquo
Note Lopez said UNM officials have been warned about the prob-lem and they are coping with it as best as they can Many of them he said declined to participate in the invasion and are hiding in their offices
Lopez said as long as everyone follows invasion rules mainly the one concerning guns everyone should be safe and unscathed by the end of the day except you know for the zombies
ldquoAll in all it could even be funrdquo he said ldquoIt could be scary but who hasnrsquot fantasized about being in a zombie apocalypserdquo
Z O M B I E A P O C A L Y P S E
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood
types designated by wristbandsrdquo ~David Lopez
Chief Zombie Survivalist
Interview with a Zombie
Wednesday november 17 2010 Page 9New Mexico Daily lobo
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There will be spilled brains Luckily for you the innocent po-
tential zombie meal the Daily Lobo compiled a list of combat tips in the extremely likely event that you have to fight an undead army to keep your precious gray matter safe
Go for the head A zombie will not die unless its rotten brain is de-stroyed Although it may be miss-ing both arms and legs and be drip-ping its entrails behind as it ambles toward you it is not dead unless the head is destroyed
Boards are not going to keep anything out Zombies will break through them in short order With-out full-scale armor plating yoursquore screwed And even if yoursquore in say a triple-armor-plated fallout shelter theyrsquoll probably get in through the ventilation shaft
Pretending to be a zombie oc-casionally works For some reason zombies only like living brains so practice your ambling
Zombies are scared of fire Torch-es are always a good idea at least until someone knocks it over and it burns your shelter down
The army will eventually show up and take care of things after which you will live in a dystopian quaran-tine zone under the fascist gaze of a tyrannical dictator
Speaking of the Army the Lobo managed to assemble some advice straight from the military How to kill a zombie in the words of soldier Charles Faust
ldquoGet to high ground Zombies are not so good at climbing Itrsquos always
culture
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
For those trying to make it through the zombie apocalypse in one piece longtime zombie survivor Kodi Schmaltz has some advice to offer
In an apocalyptic situation a person should bug in or bug out Bug-bullging in involves a person barricading him or herself in a building with enough supplies to outlast the zombie attack Bugging out involves packing a survival bag and hitting the road while trying to find some safe ground Either way doing nothing is not an option Have an area to meet loved ones if you feel you canrsquot live without bullthem If you think you can handle some alone time head out alone Yoursquoll bulltravel fasterDonrsquot be afraid to kill your loved ones If they are zombies they still bulllove your heart but they are more interested in eating it Head north Zombies havenrsquot mastered the art of wearing overcoats bulland will likely freeze to death Disease is spread by exchange of bodily fluids so avoid contact with bullzombies particularly getting bitten or getting sprayed by blood If you are bitten kill yourself There are no immunities and you will be bulldoing your loved ones a favor Note Amputation of the infected limb will not save you Infected individuals have 24 hours before they turn into full-blown bullzombies The military will be out killing zombies so take precautions not to bulllook like a zombie Maintain good hygiene donrsquot be green donrsquot let blood ooze out of your orifices and no tattered clothing Most importantly trust no one Stay close to the people who you would bullgive you their last cigarette too and donrsquot give anyone a chance
Good luck out there
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easier to fight going down And stock up on food and water before they try to defend themselves And fight in a group alwaysrdquo
ldquoI use an M16 and grenade launcher And a crossbowrdquo
ldquoWersquove got face paint and uh hellip Actually we havenrsquot done too much preparation now that I think about itrdquo
ldquoI heard itrsquos going to travel from campus to the Duck Pondrdquo
OK on second thought waiting around for the Army might not be the best idea So prepare your torches
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Another impressive display by another UNM freshman
Guard Kendall Williams shot 4-of-5 from the 3-point range and finished with 15 points to lead UNM (2-0) to a 76-62 victory over Arizona State at The Pit on Tuesday night
ldquoThe hoop was bigrdquo Williams said ldquoThey showed a lot of attention to Dairese (Gary) and that helps Maybe they didnrsquot scout me but we just get to the lane a lot and when I get the open chance to dunk it Irsquoll dunk the ballrdquo
Williams played big time on both sides of the ball He dropped two crowd-raising baskets with more than six minutes left in the game Those pretty much sealed the victory Phillip McDonald sat on the bench in street clothes for his second straight game He will undergo an evaluation today to see if he can play Saturday against California
In his place Williams shinedldquoWith Phillip (McDonald) going
out they asked me to step into the starting spot and I want to fill the big void that Phil leftrdquo Williams said
Paced by ASU guard Trent Lock-ettrsquos career-high 22 points the Sun Devils hung around but did not pro-vide enough support No other ASU players reached double figures
Nine Lobos scored in the game three in double digits Gary led the Lobos with 18 points UNM shot 46 percent from the field compared to ASUrsquos 40 percent
ldquoI thought tonight was a tremen-dous effort and a tremendous win for our young teamrdquo head coach Steve Alford said ldquoTheyrsquore growing up quick and thatrsquos what I need to have them dordquo
Initially things looked grim for the young Lobos ASU jumped to a 13-7 lead but UNMrsquos bench sparked a 20-0 run over a seven-minute period to turn the early deficit into a 14-point lead
ldquoWe have a lot of new guys and
Sun Devils sink in Pitwersquore still trying to find the right com-binations but I think the guys had a good night tonightrdquo Alford said
Seven different Lobos scored dur-ing the big run before Lockett drew a foul and hit two free throws with 638 left in the first half
ldquoItrsquos definitely nice good to have speed out there It helps out advan-tagerdquo said Gary who went to the bench half-way through the run
From there the Sun Devils played catch up the rest of the game
Still ASU proved to a tough early-season match for UNM
Early on ASU didnrsquot allow the Lobos to pull away with the game closing any run the home team went on After UNMrsquos big first-half run ASU went on a 9-2 run to cut the Lobosrsquo 14-point lead down to nine at the half
Toward the end of the game ASU pulled within 14 after the Lobos led by 20 their largest lead of the night
Lockett gave the Lobos fits all night He made his first five baskets and shot 9-of-12 from the field
Ty Abbott who originally signed with UNM but went to Tempe after former head coach Ritchie McKay was fired scored eight points in 32 minutes of play
Thirty-nine fouls were called be-tween the two schools ASU received a technical foul with 10 minutes left in the game
ldquoItrsquos very frustratingrdquo Gary said ldquoSome of the turnovers were a couple charges there not even at the basket but you canrsquot change what the refs call You just have to keep playingrdquo
The Lobos head to Berkeley for a game against another Pac-10 school California
ldquoWersquoll continue to mature as a bas-ketball teamrdquo Alford said ldquoIrsquom real-ly pleased with what we did tonight We took good shots tonight We had a higher percentage than last week so I am happy with thatrdquo
Stephanie Gonzales Daily Lobo
Point guard Dairese Gary skies above defender Kyle Cain The Lobos improved to 2-0 early in the season with a marquee win over Pac-10 competitor Arizona State UNM travels to face California Saturday
by Shaun Griswoldshaun24unmedu
UNM 76
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Liberal (If YouMust)rdquo authorCoulter
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1 Terri Harwood ldquoIrsquom a Political Science major a New Mexico PIRG volunteer and a Kappa Kappa Gamma I truly look forward to making our voices heardrdquo Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Pi Omega BAMD Orga-nization IMD Honduras Kappa Kappa Gamma Pi Kappa Alpha Seeds of Rebellion Sigma Chi amp UNM Volleyball
2 Alberto Jacome ldquoI am currently the Director of Community Issues for Residence Halls I am an Architecture major Vote for merdquoPi Beta Phi Sigma Chi Comedy Albuquerque International Association Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps National Residence Hall Honor-ary Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Asso-ciation SRC Community Association Santarado Community Association American Institute of Architecture Students Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
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4 Cesar Soria ldquoIrsquom a sophomore in Biochemistry a Regentrsquos Scholar UNM Honors Program ASUNM Greek Life NSCS and IMD HondurasrdquoSeeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Alpha Pi Omega Alpha Chi Omega UNM Womenrsquos Golf IMD Honduras Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organi-zation amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
5 Brandon Meyers ldquoI am an Environmental ScienceCommunica-tions major member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and co-President of Howl RaisersrdquoPi Beta Phi Sigma Chi Operation Smile Com-edy Albuquerque International Association Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps National Resi-dence Hall Honorary Menrsquos Lacrosse Hispanic Business Student Association Coronado Com-munity Association SRC Community Associa-tion Santarado Community Association Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
6 Suzanna ldquoRoxannerdquo Fortner ldquoI believe a great leader serves others I would be honored to serve any student here at UNMrdquoChi Omega Seeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Alpha Pi Omega Alpha Chi Omega IMD Hon-duras BAMD Organization amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
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15 Cory Montoya ldquoI am majoring in EconomicsPolitical Science a NSOL involved in Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and Red Rally ChairrdquoPi Beta Phi Sigma Chi Operation Smile Com-edy Albuquerque International Association Alpha Pi Omega Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps National Residence Hall Honorary Pi Kappa Alpha Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Association SRC Community Association San-tarado Community Association Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
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20 John Luna ldquoSophomore majoring in Med Lab Science mem-ber of ASUNM Greek Life NSCS Irsquod be honored to represent the student bodyrdquoALPFA Seeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Al-pha Pi Omega Alpha Chi Omega UNM Womenrsquos Golf IMD Honduras Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organization Hispanic Business Student Asso-ciation amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
VOTE TODAY
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opiniondailylobocom Ext 133Opinion editor Jenny Gignac The Independent Voice of UNM since 1895LoboOpinionLoboOpinion Wednesday
November 17 2010
Page
4
EditorSo another election cycle has come and
gone Irsquove said it before and Irsquoll say it again
Elections change nothingIt helps the ruling class to keep the cha-
rade of a representative democracy going in this country despite overwhelming evi-dence that we now live in a one-party cor-porate state that is sliding deeper toward fascism every day Keeping the citizens pla-cated with fake elections and pretend de-mocracy is the easiest way to accomplish this
Unfortunately most of my fellow Ameri-cans are too dumb to understand what fas-cism is let alone recognize the obvious signs all around them The oligarchy depends on our laziness and indifference to ensure our continued servitude to their evil cause Itrsquos worked to perfection so far Why quit now
Irsquove lived through enough ldquoelectionsrdquo to realize that nothing can change in a system built exclusively around the continuation of the status quo These people arenrsquot stupid They own the media (and everything else) and they push the illusion of freedom and democracy on the ignorant docile Ameri-can public because they know wersquore the big-gest suckers on Earth
President Obama is just as much a tool of the elite as Bush was Sorry to say but oth-erwise he never wouldrsquove been installed as president
Oh sure things change incrementally once in a while depending on which make-believe political party is in power but even-tually things revert back to the same policies that were in place before the last election The rich get richer the poor get poorer and the illegal wars continue unabated Sur-prise surprise
I know most of you arenrsquot old enough to see these patterns yet but trust me on this Nothing short of a violent revolution will make one damn bit of difference to the true rulers of our nation because they control both sides of the same tainted coin
Both imaginary political parties work for the same people in service to the same agenda of globalization and disenfranchisement
Of course most of you have been brain-washed to believe the fairy tale that your vote actually counts and that those of us smart enough to see the truth are somehow less patriotic because we refuse to accept the totally rigged faith-based US election process as being legitimate
Why cast a worthless vote just so you can feel good about yourself Thatrsquos about all itrsquos good for
I really donrsquot know what it will take for people to come around to the reality that our country is firmly in the grip of an en-trenched wealthy powerful and criminal ruling class that will never give up control of our political system unless itrsquos taken from them by force
A grim reality for sure but how can we change it if we canrsquot even recognize it
Until then you political zombies just keep on doing your civic duty and wonder-ing why nothing ever changes OK Good luck with that whole concept
Jason DarensburgUNM student
by Andrew BealeAssistant Culture Editor
This isnrsquot an opinion column Itrsquos just something that happened
And what happened was basically this I got run out of Mexico by some cops
It should be noted that everyone I met in Mexico on this journey was nice I donrsquot in-tend to disparage the country Like I said Irsquom just telling the story of something that happened
I was at a journalism conference in Lare-do Texas on Friday Laredo borders Nuevo Laredo and my hotel was less than two blocks from the bridge crossing into Mexico
I knew Nuevo Laredo a city of 350000 was dangerous The Laredo Morning Times had a simple headline on its front page Friday ldquoMore violencerdquo The publication assumed its readers would know it meant ldquohellipin Nuevo Laredordquo
I decided to head over there and check it out anyway I didnrsquot have anything to do after the conference ended at 6 pm and there was no way I wasnrsquot going to go to Mexico when it was right at my doorstep
Everything seemed OK when I crossed the bridge I stayed on the main street Calle Guer-rero and it was full of life I didnrsquot think there would be so many people in the street if it was really a war zone
I passed a movie theater about a mile from the bridge They were showing that stupid Robert Downey JrZach Galifianakis movie and as I said I didnrsquot have anything to do so I waited around for the movie to start
My mistake was in wandering a few blocks west of Calle Guerrero As I passed a police station a cop whistled Since I wasnrsquot doing anything I didnrsquot even think about it but he whistled again and I saw he was walking to-ward me so I stopped
ldquoWersquore going to check yourdquo he said in Spanish ldquoStand over there by the wallrdquo
I moved over to the wall and another po-liceman came over They decided to stop me for being an American in Mexico The po-lice station was on the other side of the street and set well back from the sidewalk The cop picked me out as a gringo from a good 50 feet off
ldquoTake everything out of your pockets Do you have any weapons or drugsrdquo
I told him that I didnrsquot as I emptied my pockets I left my wallet and my passport in my back pocket and the cop found them
ldquoWhatrsquos thisrdquoldquoJust my passportrdquoldquoI said everything out of your pocketsrdquoI took my wallet and my passport out of
my pockets and the cop instructed me to toss them on the ground This made me feel un-comfortable but he had a big-ass shotgun so I didnrsquot really have a choice
Then they questioned me about why I was in Nuevo Laredo I told them I was just ldquopase-andordquo or walking around I said I was at a con-ference in Texas and didnrsquot have anything to do so I came to see Nuevo Laredo
I hesitated when they asked me what kind of conference Mexico is consistently ranked among the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists and government au-thority figures like these cops are often im-plicated in the journalist killings
But I couldnrsquot think of a plausible-sound-ing lie fast enough so I just told them it was a journalism conference Then they asked me if I was selling drugs I was not by the way and I said so
ldquoItrsquos better that you donrsquot lierdquoI told them again that Irsquom am not a drug
dealer so they started asking me if I take drugs
ldquoNo sentildeorrdquo
ldquoDo you smoke marijuanardquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoldquoNot at allrdquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoldquoNo marijuana You donrsquot smokerdquoI told them I donrsquot even drink alcohol
which is trueldquoBut you donrsquot smoke marijuanardquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoldquoNot even a toquecito now and thenrdquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoHaving searched me they obviously knew
I had no drugs yet they were still keeping me there I started to worry they were going to plant say 100 kilos of heroin on me Such things have been known to happen in Mexico They were both kind of chubby so I figured I could outrun them if they tried to arrest me Of course that would carry the risk that they might just shoot me in the back
But my detainment was coming to an endldquoYou shouldnrsquot be here Itrsquos dangerous in
this city Wersquove had problems Itrsquos better that you leave right nowrdquo
I asked him if it was safe more or less on Calle Guerrero
ldquoThe safest place is here close to the police station You should leave now and go back to the United Statesrdquo
And it was over I walked away and didnrsquot go to the movie but I did stop for some tacos before I left So you could say I didnrsquot really get ldquorun outrdquo of Mexico But from the copsrsquo mannerisms tone of voice and general way of shaking me down it was clear that ldquoyou should leaverdquo wasnrsquot exactly a suggestion
It seems significant that the Mexican po-lice in a major border city are telling Ameri-cans to go home because itrsquos too dangerous for them
And since this isnrsquot an opinion column Irsquoll leave it at that
Mexican cops Turn back nowcOLumn
Letter
editOriaL BOard
Pat LohmannEditor-in-chief
Isaac AviluceaManaging editor
Jenny GignacOpinion editor
Leah ValenciaNews editor
Letter suBmissiOn pOLicy
n Letters can be submitted to the Daily Lobo office in Marron Hall or online at DailyLobocom The Lobo reserves the right to edit letters for content and length A name and phone number must accompany all letters Anonymous letters or those with pseudonyms will not be published Opinions expressed solely reflect the views of the author and do not reflect the opinions of Lobo employees
America is not really a democracy so why vote
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 17 2010 PAGE 5NEWSNEW MEXICO DAILY LOBO
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and community from the begin-ning and throughout the entire process What efforts have Lobo Development made to outreach and gather student inputrdquo
A Lobo Development represen-tative responded by saying that itrsquos ldquoalways looking for ways to engage with studentsrdquo and cited forums that were held once a week from Aug 26-Nov 9
ldquoEveryone with an interest in campus development is invited to participate students faculty neighbors staff public officials and property ownersrdquo the website said
Kim Murphy director of UNM Real Estate said LDC records the number of students through sign-up sheets at each forum but that the numbers were ldquoincompleterdquo as of Monday
Several homeowners in the neighborhood west of Lobo Vil-lage construction on south cam-pus said they never heard about the impending construction or community forums
Steve Mills Campus Neighbor-hood Association spokesman said Lobo Development contacted him with information about upcom-ing construction projects and the forums
Mills said he serves as a go-be-tween relaying UNM Real Estate decisions to the neighborhood members The neighborhood is situated near Campus Boulevard and Vassar Drive across from the Alvarado dorm and D parking lot but some neighborhood members wanted more information than what forums offered Mills said
ldquoFour or five households actu-ally went down to the real estate office and had a question-and-an-swer session with Lobo Develop-ment because they were unclear on some aspects of the construc-tionrdquo he said
Mills said communication be-tween the University Real Estate and the neighborhood is ldquopretty goodrdquo but he has some complaints He said he is worried about con-struction noise traffic displace-ment and pollutants
ldquoThis neighborhood sits right on the edge of the UNM so any-thing that happens to UNM hap-pens to usrdquo he said ldquoSo there is always a certain level of discontent among the neighborhood about the effect UNM has on usrdquo
Richard Reidrsquos house is locat-ed across the street from D lot and Santa Ana dorm where the major-ity of the construction will occur but he said he didnrsquot know about
it until reading a recent newspaper article
ldquoMills sent out some notices about it but until about a month ago I had no idea it would be right across the streetrdquo he said ldquoWhen I heard that I went over to the (UNM) Real Estate office and had a briefing with them about the plansrdquo
Reid said he attended one Lobo Development session but ACC of-ficials at the event did not pres-ent details about the construction only general concepts
ldquoAt first I thought there was a pretty good turnout at the forum but then I realized that only about 20 people were not representa-tives from Lobo Development or ACC who were all speaking from the same perspectiverdquo he said ldquoI would have thought that there would be more students thererdquo
Right now Santa Ana offers 172 beds but when the construction is done up to 1000 new beds will be available Reid said that will in-crease student density the amount of trash and pollution
ldquoIrsquom not blaming the studentsrdquo he said ldquoIrsquom just saying that the more people there are the poorer the quality of liferdquo
Student Sarah Hoppe said she first she heard about the construc-tion when reading a Daily Lobo article
ldquoI never heard of any forums eitherrdquo she said
Another student Sabrina Cont-la said she hadnrsquot heard of con-struction plans until reading the Daily Lobo and she also had not heard of the forums
Brent McPherson Lobo Village property manager said he went to one forum that about 20 other people attended He said about 10 students five faculty and five community members were at the event
ldquoThe great thing about forums is that everyonersquos voice can be heardrdquo he said
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malt-liquor freezer in front of the coun-ter that holds 10 different brands sold between $179-$239 The freezer is popular In half an hour more than 20 customers walked in and grabbed one or two cans paid exact change and walked out
ldquoWe have regulars come in each dayrdquo Garcia said ldquoThey go out to col-lect change and come back but we wonrsquot serve them if theyrsquove been here more than twicerdquo
Garcia said it is difficult to control malt-liquor energy drink sales because the drink is classified as beer making it easier to distribute
ldquoUnless you make a law that says beer has to be a certain alcohol
contentrdquo he said ldquoBut I donrsquot know how you would regulate thatrdquo
If New Mexico were to adopt a tax on malt-liquor energy drinks Walter-scheid said his customers would deter-mine if he would continue selling the cans
ldquoWersquod probably continue selling them if there was a demandrdquo he said
Carla Aargon was on her way into Stadium Liquors to buy her friend a Four Loko She said she is not interest-ed in trying the drink though
ldquoIrsquove seen my friend drink it and shersquos 40 years old It really boosts her energyrdquo she said ldquoItrsquos scary You already have so much energy when you drink that adding caffeine doesnrsquot mixrdquo
Walterscheid said promoting re-sponsible drinking is better than ban-ning the product
ldquoItrsquos not the product itself mdash people abuse it Like there is a Four Loko chal-lenge where you have to drink four cans in 40 minutes Thatrsquos dumbrdquo Waltersc-heid said You wouldnrsquot try to drink a fifth of vodka in 30 minutesrdquo
Mangin agreed a ban would prompt people to find alternatives to make whatever drink they want
ldquoIrsquove been mixing my own version of Four Loko for yearsrdquo he said ldquoMy mom taught me actually One night I drank 22 beers and an entire bottle of Smirnoff vodka mixed with Amp ener-gy drink I threw up a lot that nightrdquo
by Kallie Red-Horsekallie69unmedu
New life is springing from Albu-querquersquos recycled materials
A new partnership between the city of Albuquerque and Growstone a subset of Santa Fe-based company Earthstone has landfill glass waste be-ing turned into a hydroponic garden-ing tool
ldquoGlass makes up about 8 percent of municipal landfillsrdquo said Patrick Beare Growstonersquos vice president of sales ldquoAnd it takes about 4000 years for glass to decompose on a landfillrdquo
The city of Albuquerque landfill pulverizes glass bottles which Grow-stone then grinds to a powder and runs through a kiln said Andy Hernandez Earthstone director of operations
ldquoSeventy-one minutes later it comes out mdash itrsquos like baking a cakerdquo he said
Hernandez said the growstones are cut from pieces of baked powder to form hydroponic stones that are used in place of soil
ldquoThe roots of the plant actually grow around our materialrdquo he said ldquoWhat happens is our material ab-sorbs the water and when the roots
get thirsty they draw from our mate-rial automatically What that means is less water and more consistent water but no soilrdquo
Maria Colbert an Albuquerque Hydroponics representative said the store has carried Santa Fe Earthstone products for two years and they are useful
ldquoThey hold a lot of moisture as well as they are really airy For people who want to use it as soil you can use it in-stead of perlite It has got multiple dif-ferent uses that you could utilize it forrdquo she said ldquoThey are a local product The people that are trying to support that mdash it definitely helps outrdquo
Beare said the company foresees the product becoming popular in the future as it is one of the first hydro-ponic growing media in a long time
ldquoA lot of people think that just be-cause they put glass in this recycling bin that it is actually being made into something else and that is not always truerdquo he said ldquoWe are able to take this glass and use it and make it into a product that you can actually grow things fromrdquo
Beare said glass is difficult to re-cycle because it has to be sorted by color
ldquoWe as a country only recycle be-tween 28 to 34 percent of the glass we producerdquo he said ldquoMany cities will only sort out the glass because it takes up so much room in a landfill that they crush it and then bury it It takes clear glass to make a recycled clear jarrdquo
The stones have benefits over soil and other hydroponic mechanisms Hernandez said
ldquoOur material is so lightweightrdquo he said ldquoIt weighs 12 pounds per cubic foot so it can be used on rooftops and high-rise buildings We had several tests done at the University of Arizona versus our competitors and what they found was that our product uses less water and provides a sweeter fruitrdquo
Beare said Growstone has plans to process other landfill waste
ldquoEventually we will be using the methane that is being produced from the landfill to run our kilnrdquo he said ldquoAlso we donrsquot use water to produce our product It is a dry process so that is another reason why our product is so greenrdquo
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Page 8 Wednesday november 17 2010 New Mexico Daily loboculture
With the zombie crisis in full swing herersquos an ex-clusive interview with an actual undead CNM stu-dent Genevieve Wright
Daily Lobo So howrsquos life for a zombie these days
Genevieve Wright Lifersquos rough Yoursquore always craving brain (Note This was translated from a se-ries of gurgles and growls)
DL Like what specificallyGW Everythingrsquos just kind of gross Yoursquore walk-
ing around with blood on you all the time and the brain craving just never stops DL You seem really stuck on that brain craving thing
GW Yeah it really sucks craving brain because itrsquos a never-ending thing and I need to watch my figure
DL So I think therersquos generally a misconception about zombie movies Those are just as scary to you guys as they are to us right
GW Yeah ldquoZombielandrdquo is terrifying People are running around getting shot or getting killed or run over by cars Itrsquos rough
DL Is there any form of pop culture that you guys do like
GW Rob Zombie is pretty cool DL Right is there any type of brain you prefer
over another Do smarter people taste better Are the creative types spicier
GW I donrsquot have a preference I am always craving I take whatever I can get I canrsquot afford to be picky
DL What else do zombies worry about other than brains that is
GW Getting killed is a big issue DL How about true love GW Nah not really Plus if a zombie fell in love
with a human that would make things difficult We would just want to eat their brain
DL Do you think zombies and humans could ever live together
GW I donrsquot think so DL Wait what are you doing Donrsquot eat my
braiiiin~Chris Quintana
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
The undead apocalypse starts todayZombies were seen last night emerging from the Frontier Restau-
rant and have since proliferated across campus Sightings have been confirmed near Johnson Field the SUB and
around the Duck Pond Be advised The zombies are biting Chief Zombie Survivalist David Lopez has been on scene since the
outbreak last night He said people looking to avoid infection should tread carefully around the zombies
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood types designated by wristbandsrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else should be safe unless they donrsquot want to be helliprdquo
He warned that zombies are green and possibly wearing tattered clothes They are also hungry for brains and will troll campus look-ing for victims He said he canrsquot give a solid definition for all zombies around campus because they are likely in different phases of infec-tion He warned that anyone displaying zombie-like behavior is prob-ably a zombie
ldquoI mean if they are stumbling itrsquos better to be safe than sorry This is a zombie apocalypse after allrdquo he said
Lopez said the invasion started low-key Only some of his friends knew of the impending invasion around 50 infected but somehow word got out on Facebook and the disease spread rapidly
ldquoItrsquos just blossomed into this giant thingrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else seems excited but I am kind of worried Zombies are a hungry bunch and therersquos a chance it might get out of control if people are too recklessrdquo
Lopez said the military has been called in to deal with the prob-lem and he expects it should be able to deal with the problem He mentioned soldiers will use special zombie-blasting guns ones that donrsquot resemble real guns In fact he said the guns resemble NERF guns and shoot foam pellets
He said any real-looking gun will create more problems than it will solve
ldquoReal guns will drive the zombies into a frenzy and itrsquos likely there will be terrible consequences for everyone involvedrdquo he said ldquoSo if survivors want to wield a weapon they have got to be sure itrsquos spe-cially zombie-certifiedrdquo
Lopez will be situated in a booth near the attacking zombies to of-fer survivors advice
He did have some good news At the time of press he said it seemed that the zombies were in full force now but it seems highly likely they will run out of food around 2 pm
ldquoAnd when that happens there wonrsquot be any issues anymorerdquo he said The survivors will be fine the zombies will shrivel up and the
military will be recalled If the virus dies it will be as though it never even happenedrdquo
Note Lopez said UNM officials have been warned about the prob-lem and they are coping with it as best as they can Many of them he said declined to participate in the invasion and are hiding in their offices
Lopez said as long as everyone follows invasion rules mainly the one concerning guns everyone should be safe and unscathed by the end of the day except you know for the zombies
ldquoAll in all it could even be funrdquo he said ldquoIt could be scary but who hasnrsquot fantasized about being in a zombie apocalypserdquo
Z O M B I E A P O C A L Y P S E
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood
types designated by wristbandsrdquo ~David Lopez
Chief Zombie Survivalist
Interview with a Zombie
Wednesday november 17 2010 Page 9New Mexico Daily lobo
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There will be spilled brains Luckily for you the innocent po-
tential zombie meal the Daily Lobo compiled a list of combat tips in the extremely likely event that you have to fight an undead army to keep your precious gray matter safe
Go for the head A zombie will not die unless its rotten brain is de-stroyed Although it may be miss-ing both arms and legs and be drip-ping its entrails behind as it ambles toward you it is not dead unless the head is destroyed
Boards are not going to keep anything out Zombies will break through them in short order With-out full-scale armor plating yoursquore screwed And even if yoursquore in say a triple-armor-plated fallout shelter theyrsquoll probably get in through the ventilation shaft
Pretending to be a zombie oc-casionally works For some reason zombies only like living brains so practice your ambling
Zombies are scared of fire Torch-es are always a good idea at least until someone knocks it over and it burns your shelter down
The army will eventually show up and take care of things after which you will live in a dystopian quaran-tine zone under the fascist gaze of a tyrannical dictator
Speaking of the Army the Lobo managed to assemble some advice straight from the military How to kill a zombie in the words of soldier Charles Faust
ldquoGet to high ground Zombies are not so good at climbing Itrsquos always
culture
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
For those trying to make it through the zombie apocalypse in one piece longtime zombie survivor Kodi Schmaltz has some advice to offer
In an apocalyptic situation a person should bug in or bug out Bug-bullging in involves a person barricading him or herself in a building with enough supplies to outlast the zombie attack Bugging out involves packing a survival bag and hitting the road while trying to find some safe ground Either way doing nothing is not an option Have an area to meet loved ones if you feel you canrsquot live without bullthem If you think you can handle some alone time head out alone Yoursquoll bulltravel fasterDonrsquot be afraid to kill your loved ones If they are zombies they still bulllove your heart but they are more interested in eating it Head north Zombies havenrsquot mastered the art of wearing overcoats bulland will likely freeze to death Disease is spread by exchange of bodily fluids so avoid contact with bullzombies particularly getting bitten or getting sprayed by blood If you are bitten kill yourself There are no immunities and you will be bulldoing your loved ones a favor Note Amputation of the infected limb will not save you Infected individuals have 24 hours before they turn into full-blown bullzombies The military will be out killing zombies so take precautions not to bulllook like a zombie Maintain good hygiene donrsquot be green donrsquot let blood ooze out of your orifices and no tattered clothing Most importantly trust no one Stay close to the people who you would bullgive you their last cigarette too and donrsquot give anyone a chance
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easier to fight going down And stock up on food and water before they try to defend themselves And fight in a group alwaysrdquo
ldquoI use an M16 and grenade launcher And a crossbowrdquo
ldquoWersquove got face paint and uh hellip Actually we havenrsquot done too much preparation now that I think about itrdquo
ldquoI heard itrsquos going to travel from campus to the Duck Pondrdquo
OK on second thought waiting around for the Army might not be the best idea So prepare your torches
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Another impressive display by another UNM freshman
Guard Kendall Williams shot 4-of-5 from the 3-point range and finished with 15 points to lead UNM (2-0) to a 76-62 victory over Arizona State at The Pit on Tuesday night
ldquoThe hoop was bigrdquo Williams said ldquoThey showed a lot of attention to Dairese (Gary) and that helps Maybe they didnrsquot scout me but we just get to the lane a lot and when I get the open chance to dunk it Irsquoll dunk the ballrdquo
Williams played big time on both sides of the ball He dropped two crowd-raising baskets with more than six minutes left in the game Those pretty much sealed the victory Phillip McDonald sat on the bench in street clothes for his second straight game He will undergo an evaluation today to see if he can play Saturday against California
In his place Williams shinedldquoWith Phillip (McDonald) going
out they asked me to step into the starting spot and I want to fill the big void that Phil leftrdquo Williams said
Paced by ASU guard Trent Lock-ettrsquos career-high 22 points the Sun Devils hung around but did not pro-vide enough support No other ASU players reached double figures
Nine Lobos scored in the game three in double digits Gary led the Lobos with 18 points UNM shot 46 percent from the field compared to ASUrsquos 40 percent
ldquoI thought tonight was a tremen-dous effort and a tremendous win for our young teamrdquo head coach Steve Alford said ldquoTheyrsquore growing up quick and thatrsquos what I need to have them dordquo
Initially things looked grim for the young Lobos ASU jumped to a 13-7 lead but UNMrsquos bench sparked a 20-0 run over a seven-minute period to turn the early deficit into a 14-point lead
ldquoWe have a lot of new guys and
Sun Devils sink in Pitwersquore still trying to find the right com-binations but I think the guys had a good night tonightrdquo Alford said
Seven different Lobos scored dur-ing the big run before Lockett drew a foul and hit two free throws with 638 left in the first half
ldquoItrsquos definitely nice good to have speed out there It helps out advan-tagerdquo said Gary who went to the bench half-way through the run
From there the Sun Devils played catch up the rest of the game
Still ASU proved to a tough early-season match for UNM
Early on ASU didnrsquot allow the Lobos to pull away with the game closing any run the home team went on After UNMrsquos big first-half run ASU went on a 9-2 run to cut the Lobosrsquo 14-point lead down to nine at the half
Toward the end of the game ASU pulled within 14 after the Lobos led by 20 their largest lead of the night
Lockett gave the Lobos fits all night He made his first five baskets and shot 9-of-12 from the field
Ty Abbott who originally signed with UNM but went to Tempe after former head coach Ritchie McKay was fired scored eight points in 32 minutes of play
Thirty-nine fouls were called be-tween the two schools ASU received a technical foul with 10 minutes left in the game
ldquoItrsquos very frustratingrdquo Gary said ldquoSome of the turnovers were a couple charges there not even at the basket but you canrsquot change what the refs call You just have to keep playingrdquo
The Lobos head to Berkeley for a game against another Pac-10 school California
ldquoWersquoll continue to mature as a bas-ketball teamrdquo Alford said ldquoIrsquom real-ly pleased with what we did tonight We took good shots tonight We had a higher percentage than last week so I am happy with thatrdquo
Stephanie Gonzales Daily Lobo
Point guard Dairese Gary skies above defender Kyle Cain The Lobos improved to 2-0 early in the season with a marquee win over Pac-10 competitor Arizona State UNM travels to face California Saturday
by Shaun Griswoldshaun24unmedu
UNM 76
62ASU
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2010 FALLELECTIONSCANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS
1 Terri Harwood ldquoIrsquom a Political Science major a New Mexico PIRG volunteer and a Kappa Kappa Gamma I truly look forward to making our voices heardrdquo Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Pi Omega BAMD Orga-nization IMD Honduras Kappa Kappa Gamma Pi Kappa Alpha Seeds of Rebellion Sigma Chi amp UNM Volleyball
2 Alberto Jacome ldquoI am currently the Director of Community Issues for Residence Halls I am an Architecture major Vote for merdquoPi Beta Phi Sigma Chi Comedy Albuquerque International Association Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps National Residence Hall Honor-ary Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Asso-ciation SRC Community Association Santarado Community Association American Institute of Architecture Students Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
3 Abigayl (Abby) Hull ldquoIrsquom a sophomore in Psychology involved in Pi Beta Phi as VP Communications Agora Deanrsquos List and Operation SmilerdquoPi Beta Phi Operation Smile Comedy Albu-querque International Association Alpha Pi Omega Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps UNM Womenrsquos Golf National Residence Hall Honorary Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Associa-tion SRC Community Association Santarado Community Association Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indig-enous Research Group
4 Cesar Soria ldquoIrsquom a sophomore in Biochemistry a Regentrsquos Scholar UNM Honors Program ASUNM Greek Life NSCS and IMD HondurasrdquoSeeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Alpha Pi Omega Alpha Chi Omega UNM Womenrsquos Golf IMD Honduras Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organi-zation amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
5 Brandon Meyers ldquoI am an Environmental ScienceCommunica-tions major member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and co-President of Howl RaisersrdquoPi Beta Phi Sigma Chi Operation Smile Com-edy Albuquerque International Association Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps National Resi-dence Hall Honorary Menrsquos Lacrosse Hispanic Business Student Association Coronado Com-munity Association SRC Community Associa-tion Santarado Community Association Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
6 Suzanna ldquoRoxannerdquo Fortner ldquoI believe a great leader serves others I would be honored to serve any student here at UNMrdquoChi Omega Seeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Alpha Pi Omega Alpha Chi Omega IMD Hon-duras BAMD Organization amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
7 Cassandra ldquoCassierdquo Kalapsa ldquoI play for the Lobo softball team and Irsquom excited to have the opportunity to represent the student bodyrdquoSeeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Alpha Chi Omega UNM Womenrsquos Golf IMD Honduras Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organization Hispanic Business Student Association amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
8 Cassie Thompson ldquoI am a Business major a Resident Advi-sor in Coronado a Trailblazer and the Vice President of Recognition for NRHHrdquoPi Beta Phi Operation Smile Comedy Al-buquerque International Association Alpha Pi Omega Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps UNM Womenrsquos Golf National Residence Hall Honorary Menrsquos Lacrosse Hispanic Business Student Association Coronado Community Asso-ciation SRC Community Association Santarado Community Association Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indig-enous Research Group
9 Shawna Nelson ldquoI am a sophomore majoring in Nursing and minoring in Navajo I strive to do my best at all timesrdquoPi Beta Phi Operation Smile Comedy Albu-querque International Association Alpha Pi Omega Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps Na-tional Residence Hall Honorary Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Association SRC Commu-nity Association Santarado Community Associa-tion Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Society Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
10 Dalton Valerio ldquoFreshman in Pre-Med BAMD program Greek Life Lobo Spirit event chair and Residence Hall Association RepresentativerdquoOperation Smile Seeds of Rebellion UNM Volley-ball Alpha Chi Omega IMD Honduras Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organization amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
11 Caroline Muraida ldquoI am passionate about our school involved in our community and am dedicated to improving this University for all LobosrdquoPi Beta Phi Operation Smile Comedy Albu-querque International Association Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps National Residence Hall Honorary Menrsquos LacrosseCoronado Community Association SRC Commu-nity Association Santarado Community Associa-tion Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Society Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
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13 Ashkii (Ash) Hatathlie ldquoI am a Resident Advisor in Coronado Hall look-ing to make a difference campus-wide I am a Nutrition majorrdquoPi Beta Phi Operation Smile Comedy Albu-querque International Association Alpha Pi Omega Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps Na-tional Residence Hall Honorary Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Association SRC Commu-nity Association Santarado Community Associa-tion Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
14 Ashley Garcia ldquoI am a Biology major member of NMPDS and Greek Life Irsquom looking forward to making posi-tive changes at UNMrdquoSeeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Alpha Chi Omega UNM Womenrsquos Golf IMD Honduras Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organization Kappa Kappa Gamma
15 Cory Montoya ldquoI am majoring in EconomicsPolitical Science a NSOL involved in Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and Red Rally ChairrdquoPi Beta Phi Sigma Chi Operation Smile Com-edy Albuquerque International Association Alpha Pi Omega Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps National Residence Hall Honorary Pi Kappa Alpha Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Association SRC Community Association San-tarado Community Association Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
16 Kelli Moleres ldquoI am a part of Alpha Chi Omega Howl Raisers and Big BrothersBig Sisters I am majoring in PharmacyrdquoSeeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Alpha Chi Omega UNM Womenrsquos Golf IMD Honduras Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organi-zation amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
17 Jeff Herrera ldquoI am majoring in SociologyPolitical Science involved in Sigma Chi fraternity Community Ex-perience and ASUNM Lobby CommitteerdquoPi Beta Phi Sigma Chi Operation Smile Com-edy Albuquerque International Association Mariachi Tlaxcala UNM Eco-reps UNM Womenrsquos Golf National Residence Hall Honorary Pi Kappa Alpha Menrsquos Lacrosse Coronado Community Association SRC Community Association San-tarado Community Association Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority amp Native American Studies Indigenous Research Group
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19 Kelly Williamson ldquoIrsquom a current Senator wishing to extend my term in order to continue serving you - the undergradu-ate students of UNMrdquoSigma Chi ALPFA Seeds of Rebellion UNM Vol-leyball Alpha Chi Omega UNM Womenrsquos Golf Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organization Hispanic Business Student Association amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
20 John Luna ldquoSophomore majoring in Med Lab Science mem-ber of ASUNM Greek Life NSCS Irsquod be honored to represent the student bodyrdquoALPFA Seeds of Rebellion UNM Volleyball Al-pha Pi Omega Alpha Chi Omega UNM Womenrsquos Golf IMD Honduras Pi Kappa Alpha BAMD Organization Hispanic Business Student Asso-ciation amp Kappa Kappa Gamma
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opiniondailylobocom Ext 133Opinion editor Jenny Gignac The Independent Voice of UNM since 1895LoboOpinionLoboOpinion Wednesday
November 17 2010
Page
4
EditorSo another election cycle has come and
gone Irsquove said it before and Irsquoll say it again
Elections change nothingIt helps the ruling class to keep the cha-
rade of a representative democracy going in this country despite overwhelming evi-dence that we now live in a one-party cor-porate state that is sliding deeper toward fascism every day Keeping the citizens pla-cated with fake elections and pretend de-mocracy is the easiest way to accomplish this
Unfortunately most of my fellow Ameri-cans are too dumb to understand what fas-cism is let alone recognize the obvious signs all around them The oligarchy depends on our laziness and indifference to ensure our continued servitude to their evil cause Itrsquos worked to perfection so far Why quit now
Irsquove lived through enough ldquoelectionsrdquo to realize that nothing can change in a system built exclusively around the continuation of the status quo These people arenrsquot stupid They own the media (and everything else) and they push the illusion of freedom and democracy on the ignorant docile Ameri-can public because they know wersquore the big-gest suckers on Earth
President Obama is just as much a tool of the elite as Bush was Sorry to say but oth-erwise he never wouldrsquove been installed as president
Oh sure things change incrementally once in a while depending on which make-believe political party is in power but even-tually things revert back to the same policies that were in place before the last election The rich get richer the poor get poorer and the illegal wars continue unabated Sur-prise surprise
I know most of you arenrsquot old enough to see these patterns yet but trust me on this Nothing short of a violent revolution will make one damn bit of difference to the true rulers of our nation because they control both sides of the same tainted coin
Both imaginary political parties work for the same people in service to the same agenda of globalization and disenfranchisement
Of course most of you have been brain-washed to believe the fairy tale that your vote actually counts and that those of us smart enough to see the truth are somehow less patriotic because we refuse to accept the totally rigged faith-based US election process as being legitimate
Why cast a worthless vote just so you can feel good about yourself Thatrsquos about all itrsquos good for
I really donrsquot know what it will take for people to come around to the reality that our country is firmly in the grip of an en-trenched wealthy powerful and criminal ruling class that will never give up control of our political system unless itrsquos taken from them by force
A grim reality for sure but how can we change it if we canrsquot even recognize it
Until then you political zombies just keep on doing your civic duty and wonder-ing why nothing ever changes OK Good luck with that whole concept
Jason DarensburgUNM student
by Andrew BealeAssistant Culture Editor
This isnrsquot an opinion column Itrsquos just something that happened
And what happened was basically this I got run out of Mexico by some cops
It should be noted that everyone I met in Mexico on this journey was nice I donrsquot in-tend to disparage the country Like I said Irsquom just telling the story of something that happened
I was at a journalism conference in Lare-do Texas on Friday Laredo borders Nuevo Laredo and my hotel was less than two blocks from the bridge crossing into Mexico
I knew Nuevo Laredo a city of 350000 was dangerous The Laredo Morning Times had a simple headline on its front page Friday ldquoMore violencerdquo The publication assumed its readers would know it meant ldquohellipin Nuevo Laredordquo
I decided to head over there and check it out anyway I didnrsquot have anything to do after the conference ended at 6 pm and there was no way I wasnrsquot going to go to Mexico when it was right at my doorstep
Everything seemed OK when I crossed the bridge I stayed on the main street Calle Guer-rero and it was full of life I didnrsquot think there would be so many people in the street if it was really a war zone
I passed a movie theater about a mile from the bridge They were showing that stupid Robert Downey JrZach Galifianakis movie and as I said I didnrsquot have anything to do so I waited around for the movie to start
My mistake was in wandering a few blocks west of Calle Guerrero As I passed a police station a cop whistled Since I wasnrsquot doing anything I didnrsquot even think about it but he whistled again and I saw he was walking to-ward me so I stopped
ldquoWersquore going to check yourdquo he said in Spanish ldquoStand over there by the wallrdquo
I moved over to the wall and another po-liceman came over They decided to stop me for being an American in Mexico The po-lice station was on the other side of the street and set well back from the sidewalk The cop picked me out as a gringo from a good 50 feet off
ldquoTake everything out of your pockets Do you have any weapons or drugsrdquo
I told him that I didnrsquot as I emptied my pockets I left my wallet and my passport in my back pocket and the cop found them
ldquoWhatrsquos thisrdquoldquoJust my passportrdquoldquoI said everything out of your pocketsrdquoI took my wallet and my passport out of
my pockets and the cop instructed me to toss them on the ground This made me feel un-comfortable but he had a big-ass shotgun so I didnrsquot really have a choice
Then they questioned me about why I was in Nuevo Laredo I told them I was just ldquopase-andordquo or walking around I said I was at a con-ference in Texas and didnrsquot have anything to do so I came to see Nuevo Laredo
I hesitated when they asked me what kind of conference Mexico is consistently ranked among the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists and government au-thority figures like these cops are often im-plicated in the journalist killings
But I couldnrsquot think of a plausible-sound-ing lie fast enough so I just told them it was a journalism conference Then they asked me if I was selling drugs I was not by the way and I said so
ldquoItrsquos better that you donrsquot lierdquoI told them again that Irsquom am not a drug
dealer so they started asking me if I take drugs
ldquoNo sentildeorrdquo
ldquoDo you smoke marijuanardquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoldquoNot at allrdquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoldquoNo marijuana You donrsquot smokerdquoI told them I donrsquot even drink alcohol
which is trueldquoBut you donrsquot smoke marijuanardquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoldquoNot even a toquecito now and thenrdquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoHaving searched me they obviously knew
I had no drugs yet they were still keeping me there I started to worry they were going to plant say 100 kilos of heroin on me Such things have been known to happen in Mexico They were both kind of chubby so I figured I could outrun them if they tried to arrest me Of course that would carry the risk that they might just shoot me in the back
But my detainment was coming to an endldquoYou shouldnrsquot be here Itrsquos dangerous in
this city Wersquove had problems Itrsquos better that you leave right nowrdquo
I asked him if it was safe more or less on Calle Guerrero
ldquoThe safest place is here close to the police station You should leave now and go back to the United Statesrdquo
And it was over I walked away and didnrsquot go to the movie but I did stop for some tacos before I left So you could say I didnrsquot really get ldquorun outrdquo of Mexico But from the copsrsquo mannerisms tone of voice and general way of shaking me down it was clear that ldquoyou should leaverdquo wasnrsquot exactly a suggestion
It seems significant that the Mexican po-lice in a major border city are telling Ameri-cans to go home because itrsquos too dangerous for them
And since this isnrsquot an opinion column Irsquoll leave it at that
Mexican cops Turn back nowcOLumn
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Pat LohmannEditor-in-chief
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n Letters can be submitted to the Daily Lobo office in Marron Hall or online at DailyLobocom The Lobo reserves the right to edit letters for content and length A name and phone number must accompany all letters Anonymous letters or those with pseudonyms will not be published Opinions expressed solely reflect the views of the author and do not reflect the opinions of Lobo employees
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and community from the begin-ning and throughout the entire process What efforts have Lobo Development made to outreach and gather student inputrdquo
A Lobo Development represen-tative responded by saying that itrsquos ldquoalways looking for ways to engage with studentsrdquo and cited forums that were held once a week from Aug 26-Nov 9
ldquoEveryone with an interest in campus development is invited to participate students faculty neighbors staff public officials and property ownersrdquo the website said
Kim Murphy director of UNM Real Estate said LDC records the number of students through sign-up sheets at each forum but that the numbers were ldquoincompleterdquo as of Monday
Several homeowners in the neighborhood west of Lobo Vil-lage construction on south cam-pus said they never heard about the impending construction or community forums
Steve Mills Campus Neighbor-hood Association spokesman said Lobo Development contacted him with information about upcom-ing construction projects and the forums
Mills said he serves as a go-be-tween relaying UNM Real Estate decisions to the neighborhood members The neighborhood is situated near Campus Boulevard and Vassar Drive across from the Alvarado dorm and D parking lot but some neighborhood members wanted more information than what forums offered Mills said
ldquoFour or five households actu-ally went down to the real estate office and had a question-and-an-swer session with Lobo Develop-ment because they were unclear on some aspects of the construc-tionrdquo he said
Mills said communication be-tween the University Real Estate and the neighborhood is ldquopretty goodrdquo but he has some complaints He said he is worried about con-struction noise traffic displace-ment and pollutants
ldquoThis neighborhood sits right on the edge of the UNM so any-thing that happens to UNM hap-pens to usrdquo he said ldquoSo there is always a certain level of discontent among the neighborhood about the effect UNM has on usrdquo
Richard Reidrsquos house is locat-ed across the street from D lot and Santa Ana dorm where the major-ity of the construction will occur but he said he didnrsquot know about
it until reading a recent newspaper article
ldquoMills sent out some notices about it but until about a month ago I had no idea it would be right across the streetrdquo he said ldquoWhen I heard that I went over to the (UNM) Real Estate office and had a briefing with them about the plansrdquo
Reid said he attended one Lobo Development session but ACC of-ficials at the event did not pres-ent details about the construction only general concepts
ldquoAt first I thought there was a pretty good turnout at the forum but then I realized that only about 20 people were not representa-tives from Lobo Development or ACC who were all speaking from the same perspectiverdquo he said ldquoI would have thought that there would be more students thererdquo
Right now Santa Ana offers 172 beds but when the construction is done up to 1000 new beds will be available Reid said that will in-crease student density the amount of trash and pollution
ldquoIrsquom not blaming the studentsrdquo he said ldquoIrsquom just saying that the more people there are the poorer the quality of liferdquo
Student Sarah Hoppe said she first she heard about the construc-tion when reading a Daily Lobo article
ldquoI never heard of any forums eitherrdquo she said
Another student Sabrina Cont-la said she hadnrsquot heard of con-struction plans until reading the Daily Lobo and she also had not heard of the forums
Brent McPherson Lobo Village property manager said he went to one forum that about 20 other people attended He said about 10 students five faculty and five community members were at the event
ldquoThe great thing about forums is that everyonersquos voice can be heardrdquo he said
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malt-liquor freezer in front of the coun-ter that holds 10 different brands sold between $179-$239 The freezer is popular In half an hour more than 20 customers walked in and grabbed one or two cans paid exact change and walked out
ldquoWe have regulars come in each dayrdquo Garcia said ldquoThey go out to col-lect change and come back but we wonrsquot serve them if theyrsquove been here more than twicerdquo
Garcia said it is difficult to control malt-liquor energy drink sales because the drink is classified as beer making it easier to distribute
ldquoUnless you make a law that says beer has to be a certain alcohol
contentrdquo he said ldquoBut I donrsquot know how you would regulate thatrdquo
If New Mexico were to adopt a tax on malt-liquor energy drinks Walter-scheid said his customers would deter-mine if he would continue selling the cans
ldquoWersquod probably continue selling them if there was a demandrdquo he said
Carla Aargon was on her way into Stadium Liquors to buy her friend a Four Loko She said she is not interest-ed in trying the drink though
ldquoIrsquove seen my friend drink it and shersquos 40 years old It really boosts her energyrdquo she said ldquoItrsquos scary You already have so much energy when you drink that adding caffeine doesnrsquot mixrdquo
Walterscheid said promoting re-sponsible drinking is better than ban-ning the product
ldquoItrsquos not the product itself mdash people abuse it Like there is a Four Loko chal-lenge where you have to drink four cans in 40 minutes Thatrsquos dumbrdquo Waltersc-heid said You wouldnrsquot try to drink a fifth of vodka in 30 minutesrdquo
Mangin agreed a ban would prompt people to find alternatives to make whatever drink they want
ldquoIrsquove been mixing my own version of Four Loko for yearsrdquo he said ldquoMy mom taught me actually One night I drank 22 beers and an entire bottle of Smirnoff vodka mixed with Amp ener-gy drink I threw up a lot that nightrdquo
by Kallie Red-Horsekallie69unmedu
New life is springing from Albu-querquersquos recycled materials
A new partnership between the city of Albuquerque and Growstone a subset of Santa Fe-based company Earthstone has landfill glass waste be-ing turned into a hydroponic garden-ing tool
ldquoGlass makes up about 8 percent of municipal landfillsrdquo said Patrick Beare Growstonersquos vice president of sales ldquoAnd it takes about 4000 years for glass to decompose on a landfillrdquo
The city of Albuquerque landfill pulverizes glass bottles which Grow-stone then grinds to a powder and runs through a kiln said Andy Hernandez Earthstone director of operations
ldquoSeventy-one minutes later it comes out mdash itrsquos like baking a cakerdquo he said
Hernandez said the growstones are cut from pieces of baked powder to form hydroponic stones that are used in place of soil
ldquoThe roots of the plant actually grow around our materialrdquo he said ldquoWhat happens is our material ab-sorbs the water and when the roots
get thirsty they draw from our mate-rial automatically What that means is less water and more consistent water but no soilrdquo
Maria Colbert an Albuquerque Hydroponics representative said the store has carried Santa Fe Earthstone products for two years and they are useful
ldquoThey hold a lot of moisture as well as they are really airy For people who want to use it as soil you can use it in-stead of perlite It has got multiple dif-ferent uses that you could utilize it forrdquo she said ldquoThey are a local product The people that are trying to support that mdash it definitely helps outrdquo
Beare said the company foresees the product becoming popular in the future as it is one of the first hydro-ponic growing media in a long time
ldquoA lot of people think that just be-cause they put glass in this recycling bin that it is actually being made into something else and that is not always truerdquo he said ldquoWe are able to take this glass and use it and make it into a product that you can actually grow things fromrdquo
Beare said glass is difficult to re-cycle because it has to be sorted by color
ldquoWe as a country only recycle be-tween 28 to 34 percent of the glass we producerdquo he said ldquoMany cities will only sort out the glass because it takes up so much room in a landfill that they crush it and then bury it It takes clear glass to make a recycled clear jarrdquo
The stones have benefits over soil and other hydroponic mechanisms Hernandez said
ldquoOur material is so lightweightrdquo he said ldquoIt weighs 12 pounds per cubic foot so it can be used on rooftops and high-rise buildings We had several tests done at the University of Arizona versus our competitors and what they found was that our product uses less water and provides a sweeter fruitrdquo
Beare said Growstone has plans to process other landfill waste
ldquoEventually we will be using the methane that is being produced from the landfill to run our kilnrdquo he said ldquoAlso we donrsquot use water to produce our product It is a dry process so that is another reason why our product is so greenrdquo
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Page 8 Wednesday november 17 2010 New Mexico Daily loboculture
With the zombie crisis in full swing herersquos an ex-clusive interview with an actual undead CNM stu-dent Genevieve Wright
Daily Lobo So howrsquos life for a zombie these days
Genevieve Wright Lifersquos rough Yoursquore always craving brain (Note This was translated from a se-ries of gurgles and growls)
DL Like what specificallyGW Everythingrsquos just kind of gross Yoursquore walk-
ing around with blood on you all the time and the brain craving just never stops DL You seem really stuck on that brain craving thing
GW Yeah it really sucks craving brain because itrsquos a never-ending thing and I need to watch my figure
DL So I think therersquos generally a misconception about zombie movies Those are just as scary to you guys as they are to us right
GW Yeah ldquoZombielandrdquo is terrifying People are running around getting shot or getting killed or run over by cars Itrsquos rough
DL Is there any form of pop culture that you guys do like
GW Rob Zombie is pretty cool DL Right is there any type of brain you prefer
over another Do smarter people taste better Are the creative types spicier
GW I donrsquot have a preference I am always craving I take whatever I can get I canrsquot afford to be picky
DL What else do zombies worry about other than brains that is
GW Getting killed is a big issue DL How about true love GW Nah not really Plus if a zombie fell in love
with a human that would make things difficult We would just want to eat their brain
DL Do you think zombies and humans could ever live together
GW I donrsquot think so DL Wait what are you doing Donrsquot eat my
braiiiin~Chris Quintana
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
The undead apocalypse starts todayZombies were seen last night emerging from the Frontier Restau-
rant and have since proliferated across campus Sightings have been confirmed near Johnson Field the SUB and
around the Duck Pond Be advised The zombies are biting Chief Zombie Survivalist David Lopez has been on scene since the
outbreak last night He said people looking to avoid infection should tread carefully around the zombies
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood types designated by wristbandsrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else should be safe unless they donrsquot want to be helliprdquo
He warned that zombies are green and possibly wearing tattered clothes They are also hungry for brains and will troll campus look-ing for victims He said he canrsquot give a solid definition for all zombies around campus because they are likely in different phases of infec-tion He warned that anyone displaying zombie-like behavior is prob-ably a zombie
ldquoI mean if they are stumbling itrsquos better to be safe than sorry This is a zombie apocalypse after allrdquo he said
Lopez said the invasion started low-key Only some of his friends knew of the impending invasion around 50 infected but somehow word got out on Facebook and the disease spread rapidly
ldquoItrsquos just blossomed into this giant thingrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else seems excited but I am kind of worried Zombies are a hungry bunch and therersquos a chance it might get out of control if people are too recklessrdquo
Lopez said the military has been called in to deal with the prob-lem and he expects it should be able to deal with the problem He mentioned soldiers will use special zombie-blasting guns ones that donrsquot resemble real guns In fact he said the guns resemble NERF guns and shoot foam pellets
He said any real-looking gun will create more problems than it will solve
ldquoReal guns will drive the zombies into a frenzy and itrsquos likely there will be terrible consequences for everyone involvedrdquo he said ldquoSo if survivors want to wield a weapon they have got to be sure itrsquos spe-cially zombie-certifiedrdquo
Lopez will be situated in a booth near the attacking zombies to of-fer survivors advice
He did have some good news At the time of press he said it seemed that the zombies were in full force now but it seems highly likely they will run out of food around 2 pm
ldquoAnd when that happens there wonrsquot be any issues anymorerdquo he said The survivors will be fine the zombies will shrivel up and the
military will be recalled If the virus dies it will be as though it never even happenedrdquo
Note Lopez said UNM officials have been warned about the prob-lem and they are coping with it as best as they can Many of them he said declined to participate in the invasion and are hiding in their offices
Lopez said as long as everyone follows invasion rules mainly the one concerning guns everyone should be safe and unscathed by the end of the day except you know for the zombies
ldquoAll in all it could even be funrdquo he said ldquoIt could be scary but who hasnrsquot fantasized about being in a zombie apocalypserdquo
Z O M B I E A P O C A L Y P S E
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood
types designated by wristbandsrdquo ~David Lopez
Chief Zombie Survivalist
Interview with a Zombie
Wednesday november 17 2010 Page 9New Mexico Daily lobo
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There will be spilled brains Luckily for you the innocent po-
tential zombie meal the Daily Lobo compiled a list of combat tips in the extremely likely event that you have to fight an undead army to keep your precious gray matter safe
Go for the head A zombie will not die unless its rotten brain is de-stroyed Although it may be miss-ing both arms and legs and be drip-ping its entrails behind as it ambles toward you it is not dead unless the head is destroyed
Boards are not going to keep anything out Zombies will break through them in short order With-out full-scale armor plating yoursquore screwed And even if yoursquore in say a triple-armor-plated fallout shelter theyrsquoll probably get in through the ventilation shaft
Pretending to be a zombie oc-casionally works For some reason zombies only like living brains so practice your ambling
Zombies are scared of fire Torch-es are always a good idea at least until someone knocks it over and it burns your shelter down
The army will eventually show up and take care of things after which you will live in a dystopian quaran-tine zone under the fascist gaze of a tyrannical dictator
Speaking of the Army the Lobo managed to assemble some advice straight from the military How to kill a zombie in the words of soldier Charles Faust
ldquoGet to high ground Zombies are not so good at climbing Itrsquos always
culture
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
For those trying to make it through the zombie apocalypse in one piece longtime zombie survivor Kodi Schmaltz has some advice to offer
In an apocalyptic situation a person should bug in or bug out Bug-bullging in involves a person barricading him or herself in a building with enough supplies to outlast the zombie attack Bugging out involves packing a survival bag and hitting the road while trying to find some safe ground Either way doing nothing is not an option Have an area to meet loved ones if you feel you canrsquot live without bullthem If you think you can handle some alone time head out alone Yoursquoll bulltravel fasterDonrsquot be afraid to kill your loved ones If they are zombies they still bulllove your heart but they are more interested in eating it Head north Zombies havenrsquot mastered the art of wearing overcoats bulland will likely freeze to death Disease is spread by exchange of bodily fluids so avoid contact with bullzombies particularly getting bitten or getting sprayed by blood If you are bitten kill yourself There are no immunities and you will be bulldoing your loved ones a favor Note Amputation of the infected limb will not save you Infected individuals have 24 hours before they turn into full-blown bullzombies The military will be out killing zombies so take precautions not to bulllook like a zombie Maintain good hygiene donrsquot be green donrsquot let blood ooze out of your orifices and no tattered clothing Most importantly trust no one Stay close to the people who you would bullgive you their last cigarette too and donrsquot give anyone a chance
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easier to fight going down And stock up on food and water before they try to defend themselves And fight in a group alwaysrdquo
ldquoI use an M16 and grenade launcher And a crossbowrdquo
ldquoWersquove got face paint and uh hellip Actually we havenrsquot done too much preparation now that I think about itrdquo
ldquoI heard itrsquos going to travel from campus to the Duck Pondrdquo
OK on second thought waiting around for the Army might not be the best idea So prepare your torches
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Another impressive display by another UNM freshman
Guard Kendall Williams shot 4-of-5 from the 3-point range and finished with 15 points to lead UNM (2-0) to a 76-62 victory over Arizona State at The Pit on Tuesday night
ldquoThe hoop was bigrdquo Williams said ldquoThey showed a lot of attention to Dairese (Gary) and that helps Maybe they didnrsquot scout me but we just get to the lane a lot and when I get the open chance to dunk it Irsquoll dunk the ballrdquo
Williams played big time on both sides of the ball He dropped two crowd-raising baskets with more than six minutes left in the game Those pretty much sealed the victory Phillip McDonald sat on the bench in street clothes for his second straight game He will undergo an evaluation today to see if he can play Saturday against California
In his place Williams shinedldquoWith Phillip (McDonald) going
out they asked me to step into the starting spot and I want to fill the big void that Phil leftrdquo Williams said
Paced by ASU guard Trent Lock-ettrsquos career-high 22 points the Sun Devils hung around but did not pro-vide enough support No other ASU players reached double figures
Nine Lobos scored in the game three in double digits Gary led the Lobos with 18 points UNM shot 46 percent from the field compared to ASUrsquos 40 percent
ldquoI thought tonight was a tremen-dous effort and a tremendous win for our young teamrdquo head coach Steve Alford said ldquoTheyrsquore growing up quick and thatrsquos what I need to have them dordquo
Initially things looked grim for the young Lobos ASU jumped to a 13-7 lead but UNMrsquos bench sparked a 20-0 run over a seven-minute period to turn the early deficit into a 14-point lead
ldquoWe have a lot of new guys and
Sun Devils sink in Pitwersquore still trying to find the right com-binations but I think the guys had a good night tonightrdquo Alford said
Seven different Lobos scored dur-ing the big run before Lockett drew a foul and hit two free throws with 638 left in the first half
ldquoItrsquos definitely nice good to have speed out there It helps out advan-tagerdquo said Gary who went to the bench half-way through the run
From there the Sun Devils played catch up the rest of the game
Still ASU proved to a tough early-season match for UNM
Early on ASU didnrsquot allow the Lobos to pull away with the game closing any run the home team went on After UNMrsquos big first-half run ASU went on a 9-2 run to cut the Lobosrsquo 14-point lead down to nine at the half
Toward the end of the game ASU pulled within 14 after the Lobos led by 20 their largest lead of the night
Lockett gave the Lobos fits all night He made his first five baskets and shot 9-of-12 from the field
Ty Abbott who originally signed with UNM but went to Tempe after former head coach Ritchie McKay was fired scored eight points in 32 minutes of play
Thirty-nine fouls were called be-tween the two schools ASU received a technical foul with 10 minutes left in the game
ldquoItrsquos very frustratingrdquo Gary said ldquoSome of the turnovers were a couple charges there not even at the basket but you canrsquot change what the refs call You just have to keep playingrdquo
The Lobos head to Berkeley for a game against another Pac-10 school California
ldquoWersquoll continue to mature as a bas-ketball teamrdquo Alford said ldquoIrsquom real-ly pleased with what we did tonight We took good shots tonight We had a higher percentage than last week so I am happy with thatrdquo
Stephanie Gonzales Daily Lobo
Point guard Dairese Gary skies above defender Kyle Cain The Lobos improved to 2-0 early in the season with a marquee win over Pac-10 competitor Arizona State UNM travels to face California Saturday
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opiniondailylobocom Ext 133Opinion editor Jenny Gignac The Independent Voice of UNM since 1895LoboOpinionLoboOpinion Wednesday
November 17 2010
Page
4
EditorSo another election cycle has come and
gone Irsquove said it before and Irsquoll say it again
Elections change nothingIt helps the ruling class to keep the cha-
rade of a representative democracy going in this country despite overwhelming evi-dence that we now live in a one-party cor-porate state that is sliding deeper toward fascism every day Keeping the citizens pla-cated with fake elections and pretend de-mocracy is the easiest way to accomplish this
Unfortunately most of my fellow Ameri-cans are too dumb to understand what fas-cism is let alone recognize the obvious signs all around them The oligarchy depends on our laziness and indifference to ensure our continued servitude to their evil cause Itrsquos worked to perfection so far Why quit now
Irsquove lived through enough ldquoelectionsrdquo to realize that nothing can change in a system built exclusively around the continuation of the status quo These people arenrsquot stupid They own the media (and everything else) and they push the illusion of freedom and democracy on the ignorant docile Ameri-can public because they know wersquore the big-gest suckers on Earth
President Obama is just as much a tool of the elite as Bush was Sorry to say but oth-erwise he never wouldrsquove been installed as president
Oh sure things change incrementally once in a while depending on which make-believe political party is in power but even-tually things revert back to the same policies that were in place before the last election The rich get richer the poor get poorer and the illegal wars continue unabated Sur-prise surprise
I know most of you arenrsquot old enough to see these patterns yet but trust me on this Nothing short of a violent revolution will make one damn bit of difference to the true rulers of our nation because they control both sides of the same tainted coin
Both imaginary political parties work for the same people in service to the same agenda of globalization and disenfranchisement
Of course most of you have been brain-washed to believe the fairy tale that your vote actually counts and that those of us smart enough to see the truth are somehow less patriotic because we refuse to accept the totally rigged faith-based US election process as being legitimate
Why cast a worthless vote just so you can feel good about yourself Thatrsquos about all itrsquos good for
I really donrsquot know what it will take for people to come around to the reality that our country is firmly in the grip of an en-trenched wealthy powerful and criminal ruling class that will never give up control of our political system unless itrsquos taken from them by force
A grim reality for sure but how can we change it if we canrsquot even recognize it
Until then you political zombies just keep on doing your civic duty and wonder-ing why nothing ever changes OK Good luck with that whole concept
Jason DarensburgUNM student
by Andrew BealeAssistant Culture Editor
This isnrsquot an opinion column Itrsquos just something that happened
And what happened was basically this I got run out of Mexico by some cops
It should be noted that everyone I met in Mexico on this journey was nice I donrsquot in-tend to disparage the country Like I said Irsquom just telling the story of something that happened
I was at a journalism conference in Lare-do Texas on Friday Laredo borders Nuevo Laredo and my hotel was less than two blocks from the bridge crossing into Mexico
I knew Nuevo Laredo a city of 350000 was dangerous The Laredo Morning Times had a simple headline on its front page Friday ldquoMore violencerdquo The publication assumed its readers would know it meant ldquohellipin Nuevo Laredordquo
I decided to head over there and check it out anyway I didnrsquot have anything to do after the conference ended at 6 pm and there was no way I wasnrsquot going to go to Mexico when it was right at my doorstep
Everything seemed OK when I crossed the bridge I stayed on the main street Calle Guer-rero and it was full of life I didnrsquot think there would be so many people in the street if it was really a war zone
I passed a movie theater about a mile from the bridge They were showing that stupid Robert Downey JrZach Galifianakis movie and as I said I didnrsquot have anything to do so I waited around for the movie to start
My mistake was in wandering a few blocks west of Calle Guerrero As I passed a police station a cop whistled Since I wasnrsquot doing anything I didnrsquot even think about it but he whistled again and I saw he was walking to-ward me so I stopped
ldquoWersquore going to check yourdquo he said in Spanish ldquoStand over there by the wallrdquo
I moved over to the wall and another po-liceman came over They decided to stop me for being an American in Mexico The po-lice station was on the other side of the street and set well back from the sidewalk The cop picked me out as a gringo from a good 50 feet off
ldquoTake everything out of your pockets Do you have any weapons or drugsrdquo
I told him that I didnrsquot as I emptied my pockets I left my wallet and my passport in my back pocket and the cop found them
ldquoWhatrsquos thisrdquoldquoJust my passportrdquoldquoI said everything out of your pocketsrdquoI took my wallet and my passport out of
my pockets and the cop instructed me to toss them on the ground This made me feel un-comfortable but he had a big-ass shotgun so I didnrsquot really have a choice
Then they questioned me about why I was in Nuevo Laredo I told them I was just ldquopase-andordquo or walking around I said I was at a con-ference in Texas and didnrsquot have anything to do so I came to see Nuevo Laredo
I hesitated when they asked me what kind of conference Mexico is consistently ranked among the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists and government au-thority figures like these cops are often im-plicated in the journalist killings
But I couldnrsquot think of a plausible-sound-ing lie fast enough so I just told them it was a journalism conference Then they asked me if I was selling drugs I was not by the way and I said so
ldquoItrsquos better that you donrsquot lierdquoI told them again that Irsquom am not a drug
dealer so they started asking me if I take drugs
ldquoNo sentildeorrdquo
ldquoDo you smoke marijuanardquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoldquoNot at allrdquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoldquoNo marijuana You donrsquot smokerdquoI told them I donrsquot even drink alcohol
which is trueldquoBut you donrsquot smoke marijuanardquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoldquoNot even a toquecito now and thenrdquoldquoNo sentildeorrdquoHaving searched me they obviously knew
I had no drugs yet they were still keeping me there I started to worry they were going to plant say 100 kilos of heroin on me Such things have been known to happen in Mexico They were both kind of chubby so I figured I could outrun them if they tried to arrest me Of course that would carry the risk that they might just shoot me in the back
But my detainment was coming to an endldquoYou shouldnrsquot be here Itrsquos dangerous in
this city Wersquove had problems Itrsquos better that you leave right nowrdquo
I asked him if it was safe more or less on Calle Guerrero
ldquoThe safest place is here close to the police station You should leave now and go back to the United Statesrdquo
And it was over I walked away and didnrsquot go to the movie but I did stop for some tacos before I left So you could say I didnrsquot really get ldquorun outrdquo of Mexico But from the copsrsquo mannerisms tone of voice and general way of shaking me down it was clear that ldquoyou should leaverdquo wasnrsquot exactly a suggestion
It seems significant that the Mexican po-lice in a major border city are telling Ameri-cans to go home because itrsquos too dangerous for them
And since this isnrsquot an opinion column Irsquoll leave it at that
Mexican cops Turn back nowcOLumn
Letter
editOriaL BOard
Pat LohmannEditor-in-chief
Isaac AviluceaManaging editor
Jenny GignacOpinion editor
Leah ValenciaNews editor
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and community from the begin-ning and throughout the entire process What efforts have Lobo Development made to outreach and gather student inputrdquo
A Lobo Development represen-tative responded by saying that itrsquos ldquoalways looking for ways to engage with studentsrdquo and cited forums that were held once a week from Aug 26-Nov 9
ldquoEveryone with an interest in campus development is invited to participate students faculty neighbors staff public officials and property ownersrdquo the website said
Kim Murphy director of UNM Real Estate said LDC records the number of students through sign-up sheets at each forum but that the numbers were ldquoincompleterdquo as of Monday
Several homeowners in the neighborhood west of Lobo Vil-lage construction on south cam-pus said they never heard about the impending construction or community forums
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Mills said he serves as a go-be-tween relaying UNM Real Estate decisions to the neighborhood members The neighborhood is situated near Campus Boulevard and Vassar Drive across from the Alvarado dorm and D parking lot but some neighborhood members wanted more information than what forums offered Mills said
ldquoFour or five households actu-ally went down to the real estate office and had a question-and-an-swer session with Lobo Develop-ment because they were unclear on some aspects of the construc-tionrdquo he said
Mills said communication be-tween the University Real Estate and the neighborhood is ldquopretty goodrdquo but he has some complaints He said he is worried about con-struction noise traffic displace-ment and pollutants
ldquoThis neighborhood sits right on the edge of the UNM so any-thing that happens to UNM hap-pens to usrdquo he said ldquoSo there is always a certain level of discontent among the neighborhood about the effect UNM has on usrdquo
Richard Reidrsquos house is locat-ed across the street from D lot and Santa Ana dorm where the major-ity of the construction will occur but he said he didnrsquot know about
it until reading a recent newspaper article
ldquoMills sent out some notices about it but until about a month ago I had no idea it would be right across the streetrdquo he said ldquoWhen I heard that I went over to the (UNM) Real Estate office and had a briefing with them about the plansrdquo
Reid said he attended one Lobo Development session but ACC of-ficials at the event did not pres-ent details about the construction only general concepts
ldquoAt first I thought there was a pretty good turnout at the forum but then I realized that only about 20 people were not representa-tives from Lobo Development or ACC who were all speaking from the same perspectiverdquo he said ldquoI would have thought that there would be more students thererdquo
Right now Santa Ana offers 172 beds but when the construction is done up to 1000 new beds will be available Reid said that will in-crease student density the amount of trash and pollution
ldquoIrsquom not blaming the studentsrdquo he said ldquoIrsquom just saying that the more people there are the poorer the quality of liferdquo
Student Sarah Hoppe said she first she heard about the construc-tion when reading a Daily Lobo article
ldquoI never heard of any forums eitherrdquo she said
Another student Sabrina Cont-la said she hadnrsquot heard of con-struction plans until reading the Daily Lobo and she also had not heard of the forums
Brent McPherson Lobo Village property manager said he went to one forum that about 20 other people attended He said about 10 students five faculty and five community members were at the event
ldquoThe great thing about forums is that everyonersquos voice can be heardrdquo he said
Lobo Village from PAGE 1
Laurisa Galvan Daily Lobo
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ldquoWe have regulars come in each dayrdquo Garcia said ldquoThey go out to col-lect change and come back but we wonrsquot serve them if theyrsquove been here more than twicerdquo
Garcia said it is difficult to control malt-liquor energy drink sales because the drink is classified as beer making it easier to distribute
ldquoUnless you make a law that says beer has to be a certain alcohol
contentrdquo he said ldquoBut I donrsquot know how you would regulate thatrdquo
If New Mexico were to adopt a tax on malt-liquor energy drinks Walter-scheid said his customers would deter-mine if he would continue selling the cans
ldquoWersquod probably continue selling them if there was a demandrdquo he said
Carla Aargon was on her way into Stadium Liquors to buy her friend a Four Loko She said she is not interest-ed in trying the drink though
ldquoIrsquove seen my friend drink it and shersquos 40 years old It really boosts her energyrdquo she said ldquoItrsquos scary You already have so much energy when you drink that adding caffeine doesnrsquot mixrdquo
Walterscheid said promoting re-sponsible drinking is better than ban-ning the product
ldquoItrsquos not the product itself mdash people abuse it Like there is a Four Loko chal-lenge where you have to drink four cans in 40 minutes Thatrsquos dumbrdquo Waltersc-heid said You wouldnrsquot try to drink a fifth of vodka in 30 minutesrdquo
Mangin agreed a ban would prompt people to find alternatives to make whatever drink they want
ldquoIrsquove been mixing my own version of Four Loko for yearsrdquo he said ldquoMy mom taught me actually One night I drank 22 beers and an entire bottle of Smirnoff vodka mixed with Amp ener-gy drink I threw up a lot that nightrdquo
by Kallie Red-Horsekallie69unmedu
New life is springing from Albu-querquersquos recycled materials
A new partnership between the city of Albuquerque and Growstone a subset of Santa Fe-based company Earthstone has landfill glass waste be-ing turned into a hydroponic garden-ing tool
ldquoGlass makes up about 8 percent of municipal landfillsrdquo said Patrick Beare Growstonersquos vice president of sales ldquoAnd it takes about 4000 years for glass to decompose on a landfillrdquo
The city of Albuquerque landfill pulverizes glass bottles which Grow-stone then grinds to a powder and runs through a kiln said Andy Hernandez Earthstone director of operations
ldquoSeventy-one minutes later it comes out mdash itrsquos like baking a cakerdquo he said
Hernandez said the growstones are cut from pieces of baked powder to form hydroponic stones that are used in place of soil
ldquoThe roots of the plant actually grow around our materialrdquo he said ldquoWhat happens is our material ab-sorbs the water and when the roots
get thirsty they draw from our mate-rial automatically What that means is less water and more consistent water but no soilrdquo
Maria Colbert an Albuquerque Hydroponics representative said the store has carried Santa Fe Earthstone products for two years and they are useful
ldquoThey hold a lot of moisture as well as they are really airy For people who want to use it as soil you can use it in-stead of perlite It has got multiple dif-ferent uses that you could utilize it forrdquo she said ldquoThey are a local product The people that are trying to support that mdash it definitely helps outrdquo
Beare said the company foresees the product becoming popular in the future as it is one of the first hydro-ponic growing media in a long time
ldquoA lot of people think that just be-cause they put glass in this recycling bin that it is actually being made into something else and that is not always truerdquo he said ldquoWe are able to take this glass and use it and make it into a product that you can actually grow things fromrdquo
Beare said glass is difficult to re-cycle because it has to be sorted by color
ldquoWe as a country only recycle be-tween 28 to 34 percent of the glass we producerdquo he said ldquoMany cities will only sort out the glass because it takes up so much room in a landfill that they crush it and then bury it It takes clear glass to make a recycled clear jarrdquo
The stones have benefits over soil and other hydroponic mechanisms Hernandez said
ldquoOur material is so lightweightrdquo he said ldquoIt weighs 12 pounds per cubic foot so it can be used on rooftops and high-rise buildings We had several tests done at the University of Arizona versus our competitors and what they found was that our product uses less water and provides a sweeter fruitrdquo
Beare said Growstone has plans to process other landfill waste
ldquoEventually we will be using the methane that is being produced from the landfill to run our kilnrdquo he said ldquoAlso we donrsquot use water to produce our product It is a dry process so that is another reason why our product is so greenrdquo
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Page 8 Wednesday november 17 2010 New Mexico Daily loboculture
With the zombie crisis in full swing herersquos an ex-clusive interview with an actual undead CNM stu-dent Genevieve Wright
Daily Lobo So howrsquos life for a zombie these days
Genevieve Wright Lifersquos rough Yoursquore always craving brain (Note This was translated from a se-ries of gurgles and growls)
DL Like what specificallyGW Everythingrsquos just kind of gross Yoursquore walk-
ing around with blood on you all the time and the brain craving just never stops DL You seem really stuck on that brain craving thing
GW Yeah it really sucks craving brain because itrsquos a never-ending thing and I need to watch my figure
DL So I think therersquos generally a misconception about zombie movies Those are just as scary to you guys as they are to us right
GW Yeah ldquoZombielandrdquo is terrifying People are running around getting shot or getting killed or run over by cars Itrsquos rough
DL Is there any form of pop culture that you guys do like
GW Rob Zombie is pretty cool DL Right is there any type of brain you prefer
over another Do smarter people taste better Are the creative types spicier
GW I donrsquot have a preference I am always craving I take whatever I can get I canrsquot afford to be picky
DL What else do zombies worry about other than brains that is
GW Getting killed is a big issue DL How about true love GW Nah not really Plus if a zombie fell in love
with a human that would make things difficult We would just want to eat their brain
DL Do you think zombies and humans could ever live together
GW I donrsquot think so DL Wait what are you doing Donrsquot eat my
braiiiin~Chris Quintana
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
The undead apocalypse starts todayZombies were seen last night emerging from the Frontier Restau-
rant and have since proliferated across campus Sightings have been confirmed near Johnson Field the SUB and
around the Duck Pond Be advised The zombies are biting Chief Zombie Survivalist David Lopez has been on scene since the
outbreak last night He said people looking to avoid infection should tread carefully around the zombies
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood types designated by wristbandsrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else should be safe unless they donrsquot want to be helliprdquo
He warned that zombies are green and possibly wearing tattered clothes They are also hungry for brains and will troll campus look-ing for victims He said he canrsquot give a solid definition for all zombies around campus because they are likely in different phases of infec-tion He warned that anyone displaying zombie-like behavior is prob-ably a zombie
ldquoI mean if they are stumbling itrsquos better to be safe than sorry This is a zombie apocalypse after allrdquo he said
Lopez said the invasion started low-key Only some of his friends knew of the impending invasion around 50 infected but somehow word got out on Facebook and the disease spread rapidly
ldquoItrsquos just blossomed into this giant thingrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else seems excited but I am kind of worried Zombies are a hungry bunch and therersquos a chance it might get out of control if people are too recklessrdquo
Lopez said the military has been called in to deal with the prob-lem and he expects it should be able to deal with the problem He mentioned soldiers will use special zombie-blasting guns ones that donrsquot resemble real guns In fact he said the guns resemble NERF guns and shoot foam pellets
He said any real-looking gun will create more problems than it will solve
ldquoReal guns will drive the zombies into a frenzy and itrsquos likely there will be terrible consequences for everyone involvedrdquo he said ldquoSo if survivors want to wield a weapon they have got to be sure itrsquos spe-cially zombie-certifiedrdquo
Lopez will be situated in a booth near the attacking zombies to of-fer survivors advice
He did have some good news At the time of press he said it seemed that the zombies were in full force now but it seems highly likely they will run out of food around 2 pm
ldquoAnd when that happens there wonrsquot be any issues anymorerdquo he said The survivors will be fine the zombies will shrivel up and the
military will be recalled If the virus dies it will be as though it never even happenedrdquo
Note Lopez said UNM officials have been warned about the prob-lem and they are coping with it as best as they can Many of them he said declined to participate in the invasion and are hiding in their offices
Lopez said as long as everyone follows invasion rules mainly the one concerning guns everyone should be safe and unscathed by the end of the day except you know for the zombies
ldquoAll in all it could even be funrdquo he said ldquoIt could be scary but who hasnrsquot fantasized about being in a zombie apocalypserdquo
Z O M B I E A P O C A L Y P S E
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood
types designated by wristbandsrdquo ~David Lopez
Chief Zombie Survivalist
Interview with a Zombie
Wednesday november 17 2010 Page 9New Mexico Daily lobo
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There will be spilled brains Luckily for you the innocent po-
tential zombie meal the Daily Lobo compiled a list of combat tips in the extremely likely event that you have to fight an undead army to keep your precious gray matter safe
Go for the head A zombie will not die unless its rotten brain is de-stroyed Although it may be miss-ing both arms and legs and be drip-ping its entrails behind as it ambles toward you it is not dead unless the head is destroyed
Boards are not going to keep anything out Zombies will break through them in short order With-out full-scale armor plating yoursquore screwed And even if yoursquore in say a triple-armor-plated fallout shelter theyrsquoll probably get in through the ventilation shaft
Pretending to be a zombie oc-casionally works For some reason zombies only like living brains so practice your ambling
Zombies are scared of fire Torch-es are always a good idea at least until someone knocks it over and it burns your shelter down
The army will eventually show up and take care of things after which you will live in a dystopian quaran-tine zone under the fascist gaze of a tyrannical dictator
Speaking of the Army the Lobo managed to assemble some advice straight from the military How to kill a zombie in the words of soldier Charles Faust
ldquoGet to high ground Zombies are not so good at climbing Itrsquos always
culture
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
For those trying to make it through the zombie apocalypse in one piece longtime zombie survivor Kodi Schmaltz has some advice to offer
In an apocalyptic situation a person should bug in or bug out Bug-bullging in involves a person barricading him or herself in a building with enough supplies to outlast the zombie attack Bugging out involves packing a survival bag and hitting the road while trying to find some safe ground Either way doing nothing is not an option Have an area to meet loved ones if you feel you canrsquot live without bullthem If you think you can handle some alone time head out alone Yoursquoll bulltravel fasterDonrsquot be afraid to kill your loved ones If they are zombies they still bulllove your heart but they are more interested in eating it Head north Zombies havenrsquot mastered the art of wearing overcoats bulland will likely freeze to death Disease is spread by exchange of bodily fluids so avoid contact with bullzombies particularly getting bitten or getting sprayed by blood If you are bitten kill yourself There are no immunities and you will be bulldoing your loved ones a favor Note Amputation of the infected limb will not save you Infected individuals have 24 hours before they turn into full-blown bullzombies The military will be out killing zombies so take precautions not to bulllook like a zombie Maintain good hygiene donrsquot be green donrsquot let blood ooze out of your orifices and no tattered clothing Most importantly trust no one Stay close to the people who you would bullgive you their last cigarette too and donrsquot give anyone a chance
Good luck out there
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easier to fight going down And stock up on food and water before they try to defend themselves And fight in a group alwaysrdquo
ldquoI use an M16 and grenade launcher And a crossbowrdquo
ldquoWersquove got face paint and uh hellip Actually we havenrsquot done too much preparation now that I think about itrdquo
ldquoI heard itrsquos going to travel from campus to the Duck Pondrdquo
OK on second thought waiting around for the Army might not be the best idea So prepare your torches
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Another impressive display by another UNM freshman
Guard Kendall Williams shot 4-of-5 from the 3-point range and finished with 15 points to lead UNM (2-0) to a 76-62 victory over Arizona State at The Pit on Tuesday night
ldquoThe hoop was bigrdquo Williams said ldquoThey showed a lot of attention to Dairese (Gary) and that helps Maybe they didnrsquot scout me but we just get to the lane a lot and when I get the open chance to dunk it Irsquoll dunk the ballrdquo
Williams played big time on both sides of the ball He dropped two crowd-raising baskets with more than six minutes left in the game Those pretty much sealed the victory Phillip McDonald sat on the bench in street clothes for his second straight game He will undergo an evaluation today to see if he can play Saturday against California
In his place Williams shinedldquoWith Phillip (McDonald) going
out they asked me to step into the starting spot and I want to fill the big void that Phil leftrdquo Williams said
Paced by ASU guard Trent Lock-ettrsquos career-high 22 points the Sun Devils hung around but did not pro-vide enough support No other ASU players reached double figures
Nine Lobos scored in the game three in double digits Gary led the Lobos with 18 points UNM shot 46 percent from the field compared to ASUrsquos 40 percent
ldquoI thought tonight was a tremen-dous effort and a tremendous win for our young teamrdquo head coach Steve Alford said ldquoTheyrsquore growing up quick and thatrsquos what I need to have them dordquo
Initially things looked grim for the young Lobos ASU jumped to a 13-7 lead but UNMrsquos bench sparked a 20-0 run over a seven-minute period to turn the early deficit into a 14-point lead
ldquoWe have a lot of new guys and
Sun Devils sink in Pitwersquore still trying to find the right com-binations but I think the guys had a good night tonightrdquo Alford said
Seven different Lobos scored dur-ing the big run before Lockett drew a foul and hit two free throws with 638 left in the first half
ldquoItrsquos definitely nice good to have speed out there It helps out advan-tagerdquo said Gary who went to the bench half-way through the run
From there the Sun Devils played catch up the rest of the game
Still ASU proved to a tough early-season match for UNM
Early on ASU didnrsquot allow the Lobos to pull away with the game closing any run the home team went on After UNMrsquos big first-half run ASU went on a 9-2 run to cut the Lobosrsquo 14-point lead down to nine at the half
Toward the end of the game ASU pulled within 14 after the Lobos led by 20 their largest lead of the night
Lockett gave the Lobos fits all night He made his first five baskets and shot 9-of-12 from the field
Ty Abbott who originally signed with UNM but went to Tempe after former head coach Ritchie McKay was fired scored eight points in 32 minutes of play
Thirty-nine fouls were called be-tween the two schools ASU received a technical foul with 10 minutes left in the game
ldquoItrsquos very frustratingrdquo Gary said ldquoSome of the turnovers were a couple charges there not even at the basket but you canrsquot change what the refs call You just have to keep playingrdquo
The Lobos head to Berkeley for a game against another Pac-10 school California
ldquoWersquoll continue to mature as a bas-ketball teamrdquo Alford said ldquoIrsquom real-ly pleased with what we did tonight We took good shots tonight We had a higher percentage than last week so I am happy with thatrdquo
Stephanie Gonzales Daily Lobo
Point guard Dairese Gary skies above defender Kyle Cain The Lobos improved to 2-0 early in the season with a marquee win over Pac-10 competitor Arizona State UNM travels to face California Saturday
by Shaun Griswoldshaun24unmedu
UNM 76
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and community from the begin-ning and throughout the entire process What efforts have Lobo Development made to outreach and gather student inputrdquo
A Lobo Development represen-tative responded by saying that itrsquos ldquoalways looking for ways to engage with studentsrdquo and cited forums that were held once a week from Aug 26-Nov 9
ldquoEveryone with an interest in campus development is invited to participate students faculty neighbors staff public officials and property ownersrdquo the website said
Kim Murphy director of UNM Real Estate said LDC records the number of students through sign-up sheets at each forum but that the numbers were ldquoincompleterdquo as of Monday
Several homeowners in the neighborhood west of Lobo Vil-lage construction on south cam-pus said they never heard about the impending construction or community forums
Steve Mills Campus Neighbor-hood Association spokesman said Lobo Development contacted him with information about upcom-ing construction projects and the forums
Mills said he serves as a go-be-tween relaying UNM Real Estate decisions to the neighborhood members The neighborhood is situated near Campus Boulevard and Vassar Drive across from the Alvarado dorm and D parking lot but some neighborhood members wanted more information than what forums offered Mills said
ldquoFour or five households actu-ally went down to the real estate office and had a question-and-an-swer session with Lobo Develop-ment because they were unclear on some aspects of the construc-tionrdquo he said
Mills said communication be-tween the University Real Estate and the neighborhood is ldquopretty goodrdquo but he has some complaints He said he is worried about con-struction noise traffic displace-ment and pollutants
ldquoThis neighborhood sits right on the edge of the UNM so any-thing that happens to UNM hap-pens to usrdquo he said ldquoSo there is always a certain level of discontent among the neighborhood about the effect UNM has on usrdquo
Richard Reidrsquos house is locat-ed across the street from D lot and Santa Ana dorm where the major-ity of the construction will occur but he said he didnrsquot know about
it until reading a recent newspaper article
ldquoMills sent out some notices about it but until about a month ago I had no idea it would be right across the streetrdquo he said ldquoWhen I heard that I went over to the (UNM) Real Estate office and had a briefing with them about the plansrdquo
Reid said he attended one Lobo Development session but ACC of-ficials at the event did not pres-ent details about the construction only general concepts
ldquoAt first I thought there was a pretty good turnout at the forum but then I realized that only about 20 people were not representa-tives from Lobo Development or ACC who were all speaking from the same perspectiverdquo he said ldquoI would have thought that there would be more students thererdquo
Right now Santa Ana offers 172 beds but when the construction is done up to 1000 new beds will be available Reid said that will in-crease student density the amount of trash and pollution
ldquoIrsquom not blaming the studentsrdquo he said ldquoIrsquom just saying that the more people there are the poorer the quality of liferdquo
Student Sarah Hoppe said she first she heard about the construc-tion when reading a Daily Lobo article
ldquoI never heard of any forums eitherrdquo she said
Another student Sabrina Cont-la said she hadnrsquot heard of con-struction plans until reading the Daily Lobo and she also had not heard of the forums
Brent McPherson Lobo Village property manager said he went to one forum that about 20 other people attended He said about 10 students five faculty and five community members were at the event
ldquoThe great thing about forums is that everyonersquos voice can be heardrdquo he said
Lobo Village from PAGE 1
Laurisa Galvan Daily Lobo
Lobo Village at Avenida Cesar Chavez will open August 2011 The south campus dorms will have 864 beds
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malt-liquor freezer in front of the coun-ter that holds 10 different brands sold between $179-$239 The freezer is popular In half an hour more than 20 customers walked in and grabbed one or two cans paid exact change and walked out
ldquoWe have regulars come in each dayrdquo Garcia said ldquoThey go out to col-lect change and come back but we wonrsquot serve them if theyrsquove been here more than twicerdquo
Garcia said it is difficult to control malt-liquor energy drink sales because the drink is classified as beer making it easier to distribute
ldquoUnless you make a law that says beer has to be a certain alcohol
contentrdquo he said ldquoBut I donrsquot know how you would regulate thatrdquo
If New Mexico were to adopt a tax on malt-liquor energy drinks Walter-scheid said his customers would deter-mine if he would continue selling the cans
ldquoWersquod probably continue selling them if there was a demandrdquo he said
Carla Aargon was on her way into Stadium Liquors to buy her friend a Four Loko She said she is not interest-ed in trying the drink though
ldquoIrsquove seen my friend drink it and shersquos 40 years old It really boosts her energyrdquo she said ldquoItrsquos scary You already have so much energy when you drink that adding caffeine doesnrsquot mixrdquo
Walterscheid said promoting re-sponsible drinking is better than ban-ning the product
ldquoItrsquos not the product itself mdash people abuse it Like there is a Four Loko chal-lenge where you have to drink four cans in 40 minutes Thatrsquos dumbrdquo Waltersc-heid said You wouldnrsquot try to drink a fifth of vodka in 30 minutesrdquo
Mangin agreed a ban would prompt people to find alternatives to make whatever drink they want
ldquoIrsquove been mixing my own version of Four Loko for yearsrdquo he said ldquoMy mom taught me actually One night I drank 22 beers and an entire bottle of Smirnoff vodka mixed with Amp ener-gy drink I threw up a lot that nightrdquo
by Kallie Red-Horsekallie69unmedu
New life is springing from Albu-querquersquos recycled materials
A new partnership between the city of Albuquerque and Growstone a subset of Santa Fe-based company Earthstone has landfill glass waste be-ing turned into a hydroponic garden-ing tool
ldquoGlass makes up about 8 percent of municipal landfillsrdquo said Patrick Beare Growstonersquos vice president of sales ldquoAnd it takes about 4000 years for glass to decompose on a landfillrdquo
The city of Albuquerque landfill pulverizes glass bottles which Grow-stone then grinds to a powder and runs through a kiln said Andy Hernandez Earthstone director of operations
ldquoSeventy-one minutes later it comes out mdash itrsquos like baking a cakerdquo he said
Hernandez said the growstones are cut from pieces of baked powder to form hydroponic stones that are used in place of soil
ldquoThe roots of the plant actually grow around our materialrdquo he said ldquoWhat happens is our material ab-sorbs the water and when the roots
get thirsty they draw from our mate-rial automatically What that means is less water and more consistent water but no soilrdquo
Maria Colbert an Albuquerque Hydroponics representative said the store has carried Santa Fe Earthstone products for two years and they are useful
ldquoThey hold a lot of moisture as well as they are really airy For people who want to use it as soil you can use it in-stead of perlite It has got multiple dif-ferent uses that you could utilize it forrdquo she said ldquoThey are a local product The people that are trying to support that mdash it definitely helps outrdquo
Beare said the company foresees the product becoming popular in the future as it is one of the first hydro-ponic growing media in a long time
ldquoA lot of people think that just be-cause they put glass in this recycling bin that it is actually being made into something else and that is not always truerdquo he said ldquoWe are able to take this glass and use it and make it into a product that you can actually grow things fromrdquo
Beare said glass is difficult to re-cycle because it has to be sorted by color
ldquoWe as a country only recycle be-tween 28 to 34 percent of the glass we producerdquo he said ldquoMany cities will only sort out the glass because it takes up so much room in a landfill that they crush it and then bury it It takes clear glass to make a recycled clear jarrdquo
The stones have benefits over soil and other hydroponic mechanisms Hernandez said
ldquoOur material is so lightweightrdquo he said ldquoIt weighs 12 pounds per cubic foot so it can be used on rooftops and high-rise buildings We had several tests done at the University of Arizona versus our competitors and what they found was that our product uses less water and provides a sweeter fruitrdquo
Beare said Growstone has plans to process other landfill waste
ldquoEventually we will be using the methane that is being produced from the landfill to run our kilnrdquo he said ldquoAlso we donrsquot use water to produce our product It is a dry process so that is another reason why our product is so greenrdquo
Four Loko from page 1
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Page 8 Wednesday november 17 2010 New Mexico Daily loboculture
With the zombie crisis in full swing herersquos an ex-clusive interview with an actual undead CNM stu-dent Genevieve Wright
Daily Lobo So howrsquos life for a zombie these days
Genevieve Wright Lifersquos rough Yoursquore always craving brain (Note This was translated from a se-ries of gurgles and growls)
DL Like what specificallyGW Everythingrsquos just kind of gross Yoursquore walk-
ing around with blood on you all the time and the brain craving just never stops DL You seem really stuck on that brain craving thing
GW Yeah it really sucks craving brain because itrsquos a never-ending thing and I need to watch my figure
DL So I think therersquos generally a misconception about zombie movies Those are just as scary to you guys as they are to us right
GW Yeah ldquoZombielandrdquo is terrifying People are running around getting shot or getting killed or run over by cars Itrsquos rough
DL Is there any form of pop culture that you guys do like
GW Rob Zombie is pretty cool DL Right is there any type of brain you prefer
over another Do smarter people taste better Are the creative types spicier
GW I donrsquot have a preference I am always craving I take whatever I can get I canrsquot afford to be picky
DL What else do zombies worry about other than brains that is
GW Getting killed is a big issue DL How about true love GW Nah not really Plus if a zombie fell in love
with a human that would make things difficult We would just want to eat their brain
DL Do you think zombies and humans could ever live together
GW I donrsquot think so DL Wait what are you doing Donrsquot eat my
braiiiin~Chris Quintana
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
The undead apocalypse starts todayZombies were seen last night emerging from the Frontier Restau-
rant and have since proliferated across campus Sightings have been confirmed near Johnson Field the SUB and
around the Duck Pond Be advised The zombies are biting Chief Zombie Survivalist David Lopez has been on scene since the
outbreak last night He said people looking to avoid infection should tread carefully around the zombies
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood types designated by wristbandsrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else should be safe unless they donrsquot want to be helliprdquo
He warned that zombies are green and possibly wearing tattered clothes They are also hungry for brains and will troll campus look-ing for victims He said he canrsquot give a solid definition for all zombies around campus because they are likely in different phases of infec-tion He warned that anyone displaying zombie-like behavior is prob-ably a zombie
ldquoI mean if they are stumbling itrsquos better to be safe than sorry This is a zombie apocalypse after allrdquo he said
Lopez said the invasion started low-key Only some of his friends knew of the impending invasion around 50 infected but somehow word got out on Facebook and the disease spread rapidly
ldquoItrsquos just blossomed into this giant thingrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else seems excited but I am kind of worried Zombies are a hungry bunch and therersquos a chance it might get out of control if people are too recklessrdquo
Lopez said the military has been called in to deal with the prob-lem and he expects it should be able to deal with the problem He mentioned soldiers will use special zombie-blasting guns ones that donrsquot resemble real guns In fact he said the guns resemble NERF guns and shoot foam pellets
He said any real-looking gun will create more problems than it will solve
ldquoReal guns will drive the zombies into a frenzy and itrsquos likely there will be terrible consequences for everyone involvedrdquo he said ldquoSo if survivors want to wield a weapon they have got to be sure itrsquos spe-cially zombie-certifiedrdquo
Lopez will be situated in a booth near the attacking zombies to of-fer survivors advice
He did have some good news At the time of press he said it seemed that the zombies were in full force now but it seems highly likely they will run out of food around 2 pm
ldquoAnd when that happens there wonrsquot be any issues anymorerdquo he said The survivors will be fine the zombies will shrivel up and the
military will be recalled If the virus dies it will be as though it never even happenedrdquo
Note Lopez said UNM officials have been warned about the prob-lem and they are coping with it as best as they can Many of them he said declined to participate in the invasion and are hiding in their offices
Lopez said as long as everyone follows invasion rules mainly the one concerning guns everyone should be safe and unscathed by the end of the day except you know for the zombies
ldquoAll in all it could even be funrdquo he said ldquoIt could be scary but who hasnrsquot fantasized about being in a zombie apocalypserdquo
Z O M B I E A P O C A L Y P S E
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood
types designated by wristbandsrdquo ~David Lopez
Chief Zombie Survivalist
Interview with a Zombie
Wednesday november 17 2010 Page 9New Mexico Daily lobo
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There will be spilled brains Luckily for you the innocent po-
tential zombie meal the Daily Lobo compiled a list of combat tips in the extremely likely event that you have to fight an undead army to keep your precious gray matter safe
Go for the head A zombie will not die unless its rotten brain is de-stroyed Although it may be miss-ing both arms and legs and be drip-ping its entrails behind as it ambles toward you it is not dead unless the head is destroyed
Boards are not going to keep anything out Zombies will break through them in short order With-out full-scale armor plating yoursquore screwed And even if yoursquore in say a triple-armor-plated fallout shelter theyrsquoll probably get in through the ventilation shaft
Pretending to be a zombie oc-casionally works For some reason zombies only like living brains so practice your ambling
Zombies are scared of fire Torch-es are always a good idea at least until someone knocks it over and it burns your shelter down
The army will eventually show up and take care of things after which you will live in a dystopian quaran-tine zone under the fascist gaze of a tyrannical dictator
Speaking of the Army the Lobo managed to assemble some advice straight from the military How to kill a zombie in the words of soldier Charles Faust
ldquoGet to high ground Zombies are not so good at climbing Itrsquos always
culture
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
For those trying to make it through the zombie apocalypse in one piece longtime zombie survivor Kodi Schmaltz has some advice to offer
In an apocalyptic situation a person should bug in or bug out Bug-bullging in involves a person barricading him or herself in a building with enough supplies to outlast the zombie attack Bugging out involves packing a survival bag and hitting the road while trying to find some safe ground Either way doing nothing is not an option Have an area to meet loved ones if you feel you canrsquot live without bullthem If you think you can handle some alone time head out alone Yoursquoll bulltravel fasterDonrsquot be afraid to kill your loved ones If they are zombies they still bulllove your heart but they are more interested in eating it Head north Zombies havenrsquot mastered the art of wearing overcoats bulland will likely freeze to death Disease is spread by exchange of bodily fluids so avoid contact with bullzombies particularly getting bitten or getting sprayed by blood If you are bitten kill yourself There are no immunities and you will be bulldoing your loved ones a favor Note Amputation of the infected limb will not save you Infected individuals have 24 hours before they turn into full-blown bullzombies The military will be out killing zombies so take precautions not to bulllook like a zombie Maintain good hygiene donrsquot be green donrsquot let blood ooze out of your orifices and no tattered clothing Most importantly trust no one Stay close to the people who you would bullgive you their last cigarette too and donrsquot give anyone a chance
Good luck out there
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easier to fight going down And stock up on food and water before they try to defend themselves And fight in a group alwaysrdquo
ldquoI use an M16 and grenade launcher And a crossbowrdquo
ldquoWersquove got face paint and uh hellip Actually we havenrsquot done too much preparation now that I think about itrdquo
ldquoI heard itrsquos going to travel from campus to the Duck Pondrdquo
OK on second thought waiting around for the Army might not be the best idea So prepare your torches
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Another impressive display by another UNM freshman
Guard Kendall Williams shot 4-of-5 from the 3-point range and finished with 15 points to lead UNM (2-0) to a 76-62 victory over Arizona State at The Pit on Tuesday night
ldquoThe hoop was bigrdquo Williams said ldquoThey showed a lot of attention to Dairese (Gary) and that helps Maybe they didnrsquot scout me but we just get to the lane a lot and when I get the open chance to dunk it Irsquoll dunk the ballrdquo
Williams played big time on both sides of the ball He dropped two crowd-raising baskets with more than six minutes left in the game Those pretty much sealed the victory Phillip McDonald sat on the bench in street clothes for his second straight game He will undergo an evaluation today to see if he can play Saturday against California
In his place Williams shinedldquoWith Phillip (McDonald) going
out they asked me to step into the starting spot and I want to fill the big void that Phil leftrdquo Williams said
Paced by ASU guard Trent Lock-ettrsquos career-high 22 points the Sun Devils hung around but did not pro-vide enough support No other ASU players reached double figures
Nine Lobos scored in the game three in double digits Gary led the Lobos with 18 points UNM shot 46 percent from the field compared to ASUrsquos 40 percent
ldquoI thought tonight was a tremen-dous effort and a tremendous win for our young teamrdquo head coach Steve Alford said ldquoTheyrsquore growing up quick and thatrsquos what I need to have them dordquo
Initially things looked grim for the young Lobos ASU jumped to a 13-7 lead but UNMrsquos bench sparked a 20-0 run over a seven-minute period to turn the early deficit into a 14-point lead
ldquoWe have a lot of new guys and
Sun Devils sink in Pitwersquore still trying to find the right com-binations but I think the guys had a good night tonightrdquo Alford said
Seven different Lobos scored dur-ing the big run before Lockett drew a foul and hit two free throws with 638 left in the first half
ldquoItrsquos definitely nice good to have speed out there It helps out advan-tagerdquo said Gary who went to the bench half-way through the run
From there the Sun Devils played catch up the rest of the game
Still ASU proved to a tough early-season match for UNM
Early on ASU didnrsquot allow the Lobos to pull away with the game closing any run the home team went on After UNMrsquos big first-half run ASU went on a 9-2 run to cut the Lobosrsquo 14-point lead down to nine at the half
Toward the end of the game ASU pulled within 14 after the Lobos led by 20 their largest lead of the night
Lockett gave the Lobos fits all night He made his first five baskets and shot 9-of-12 from the field
Ty Abbott who originally signed with UNM but went to Tempe after former head coach Ritchie McKay was fired scored eight points in 32 minutes of play
Thirty-nine fouls were called be-tween the two schools ASU received a technical foul with 10 minutes left in the game
ldquoItrsquos very frustratingrdquo Gary said ldquoSome of the turnovers were a couple charges there not even at the basket but you canrsquot change what the refs call You just have to keep playingrdquo
The Lobos head to Berkeley for a game against another Pac-10 school California
ldquoWersquoll continue to mature as a bas-ketball teamrdquo Alford said ldquoIrsquom real-ly pleased with what we did tonight We took good shots tonight We had a higher percentage than last week so I am happy with thatrdquo
Stephanie Gonzales Daily Lobo
Point guard Dairese Gary skies above defender Kyle Cain The Lobos improved to 2-0 early in the season with a marquee win over Pac-10 competitor Arizona State UNM travels to face California Saturday
by Shaun Griswoldshaun24unmedu
UNM 76
62ASU
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68 ldquoSouth Pacificrdquohero
69 Museum-fundingorg
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Liberal (If YouMust)rdquo authorCoulter
73 Ready to snap
DOWN1 Ill temper2 Jump over3 All-night bash4 Stress so they
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from the Arctic toAntarctica
6 HS experimentsite
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malt-liquor freezer in front of the coun-ter that holds 10 different brands sold between $179-$239 The freezer is popular In half an hour more than 20 customers walked in and grabbed one or two cans paid exact change and walked out
ldquoWe have regulars come in each dayrdquo Garcia said ldquoThey go out to col-lect change and come back but we wonrsquot serve them if theyrsquove been here more than twicerdquo
Garcia said it is difficult to control malt-liquor energy drink sales because the drink is classified as beer making it easier to distribute
ldquoUnless you make a law that says beer has to be a certain alcohol
contentrdquo he said ldquoBut I donrsquot know how you would regulate thatrdquo
If New Mexico were to adopt a tax on malt-liquor energy drinks Walter-scheid said his customers would deter-mine if he would continue selling the cans
ldquoWersquod probably continue selling them if there was a demandrdquo he said
Carla Aargon was on her way into Stadium Liquors to buy her friend a Four Loko She said she is not interest-ed in trying the drink though
ldquoIrsquove seen my friend drink it and shersquos 40 years old It really boosts her energyrdquo she said ldquoItrsquos scary You already have so much energy when you drink that adding caffeine doesnrsquot mixrdquo
Walterscheid said promoting re-sponsible drinking is better than ban-ning the product
ldquoItrsquos not the product itself mdash people abuse it Like there is a Four Loko chal-lenge where you have to drink four cans in 40 minutes Thatrsquos dumbrdquo Waltersc-heid said You wouldnrsquot try to drink a fifth of vodka in 30 minutesrdquo
Mangin agreed a ban would prompt people to find alternatives to make whatever drink they want
ldquoIrsquove been mixing my own version of Four Loko for yearsrdquo he said ldquoMy mom taught me actually One night I drank 22 beers and an entire bottle of Smirnoff vodka mixed with Amp ener-gy drink I threw up a lot that nightrdquo
by Kallie Red-Horsekallie69unmedu
New life is springing from Albu-querquersquos recycled materials
A new partnership between the city of Albuquerque and Growstone a subset of Santa Fe-based company Earthstone has landfill glass waste be-ing turned into a hydroponic garden-ing tool
ldquoGlass makes up about 8 percent of municipal landfillsrdquo said Patrick Beare Growstonersquos vice president of sales ldquoAnd it takes about 4000 years for glass to decompose on a landfillrdquo
The city of Albuquerque landfill pulverizes glass bottles which Grow-stone then grinds to a powder and runs through a kiln said Andy Hernandez Earthstone director of operations
ldquoSeventy-one minutes later it comes out mdash itrsquos like baking a cakerdquo he said
Hernandez said the growstones are cut from pieces of baked powder to form hydroponic stones that are used in place of soil
ldquoThe roots of the plant actually grow around our materialrdquo he said ldquoWhat happens is our material ab-sorbs the water and when the roots
get thirsty they draw from our mate-rial automatically What that means is less water and more consistent water but no soilrdquo
Maria Colbert an Albuquerque Hydroponics representative said the store has carried Santa Fe Earthstone products for two years and they are useful
ldquoThey hold a lot of moisture as well as they are really airy For people who want to use it as soil you can use it in-stead of perlite It has got multiple dif-ferent uses that you could utilize it forrdquo she said ldquoThey are a local product The people that are trying to support that mdash it definitely helps outrdquo
Beare said the company foresees the product becoming popular in the future as it is one of the first hydro-ponic growing media in a long time
ldquoA lot of people think that just be-cause they put glass in this recycling bin that it is actually being made into something else and that is not always truerdquo he said ldquoWe are able to take this glass and use it and make it into a product that you can actually grow things fromrdquo
Beare said glass is difficult to re-cycle because it has to be sorted by color
ldquoWe as a country only recycle be-tween 28 to 34 percent of the glass we producerdquo he said ldquoMany cities will only sort out the glass because it takes up so much room in a landfill that they crush it and then bury it It takes clear glass to make a recycled clear jarrdquo
The stones have benefits over soil and other hydroponic mechanisms Hernandez said
ldquoOur material is so lightweightrdquo he said ldquoIt weighs 12 pounds per cubic foot so it can be used on rooftops and high-rise buildings We had several tests done at the University of Arizona versus our competitors and what they found was that our product uses less water and provides a sweeter fruitrdquo
Beare said Growstone has plans to process other landfill waste
ldquoEventually we will be using the methane that is being produced from the landfill to run our kilnrdquo he said ldquoAlso we donrsquot use water to produce our product It is a dry process so that is another reason why our product is so greenrdquo
Four Loko from page 1
Making the glass greener
Visit GrowStonecom for more information
Workers walk away from a recycled glass pile stored at the Growstone Plant in Albuquerque The glass is treated and converted into fertilizer
Courtesy of Albuquerque Growstone Plant
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Page 8 Wednesday november 17 2010 New Mexico Daily loboculture
With the zombie crisis in full swing herersquos an ex-clusive interview with an actual undead CNM stu-dent Genevieve Wright
Daily Lobo So howrsquos life for a zombie these days
Genevieve Wright Lifersquos rough Yoursquore always craving brain (Note This was translated from a se-ries of gurgles and growls)
DL Like what specificallyGW Everythingrsquos just kind of gross Yoursquore walk-
ing around with blood on you all the time and the brain craving just never stops DL You seem really stuck on that brain craving thing
GW Yeah it really sucks craving brain because itrsquos a never-ending thing and I need to watch my figure
DL So I think therersquos generally a misconception about zombie movies Those are just as scary to you guys as they are to us right
GW Yeah ldquoZombielandrdquo is terrifying People are running around getting shot or getting killed or run over by cars Itrsquos rough
DL Is there any form of pop culture that you guys do like
GW Rob Zombie is pretty cool DL Right is there any type of brain you prefer
over another Do smarter people taste better Are the creative types spicier
GW I donrsquot have a preference I am always craving I take whatever I can get I canrsquot afford to be picky
DL What else do zombies worry about other than brains that is
GW Getting killed is a big issue DL How about true love GW Nah not really Plus if a zombie fell in love
with a human that would make things difficult We would just want to eat their brain
DL Do you think zombies and humans could ever live together
GW I donrsquot think so DL Wait what are you doing Donrsquot eat my
braiiiin~Chris Quintana
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
The undead apocalypse starts todayZombies were seen last night emerging from the Frontier Restau-
rant and have since proliferated across campus Sightings have been confirmed near Johnson Field the SUB and
around the Duck Pond Be advised The zombies are biting Chief Zombie Survivalist David Lopez has been on scene since the
outbreak last night He said people looking to avoid infection should tread carefully around the zombies
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood types designated by wristbandsrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else should be safe unless they donrsquot want to be helliprdquo
He warned that zombies are green and possibly wearing tattered clothes They are also hungry for brains and will troll campus look-ing for victims He said he canrsquot give a solid definition for all zombies around campus because they are likely in different phases of infec-tion He warned that anyone displaying zombie-like behavior is prob-ably a zombie
ldquoI mean if they are stumbling itrsquos better to be safe than sorry This is a zombie apocalypse after allrdquo he said
Lopez said the invasion started low-key Only some of his friends knew of the impending invasion around 50 infected but somehow word got out on Facebook and the disease spread rapidly
ldquoItrsquos just blossomed into this giant thingrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else seems excited but I am kind of worried Zombies are a hungry bunch and therersquos a chance it might get out of control if people are too recklessrdquo
Lopez said the military has been called in to deal with the prob-lem and he expects it should be able to deal with the problem He mentioned soldiers will use special zombie-blasting guns ones that donrsquot resemble real guns In fact he said the guns resemble NERF guns and shoot foam pellets
He said any real-looking gun will create more problems than it will solve
ldquoReal guns will drive the zombies into a frenzy and itrsquos likely there will be terrible consequences for everyone involvedrdquo he said ldquoSo if survivors want to wield a weapon they have got to be sure itrsquos spe-cially zombie-certifiedrdquo
Lopez will be situated in a booth near the attacking zombies to of-fer survivors advice
He did have some good news At the time of press he said it seemed that the zombies were in full force now but it seems highly likely they will run out of food around 2 pm
ldquoAnd when that happens there wonrsquot be any issues anymorerdquo he said The survivors will be fine the zombies will shrivel up and the
military will be recalled If the virus dies it will be as though it never even happenedrdquo
Note Lopez said UNM officials have been warned about the prob-lem and they are coping with it as best as they can Many of them he said declined to participate in the invasion and are hiding in their offices
Lopez said as long as everyone follows invasion rules mainly the one concerning guns everyone should be safe and unscathed by the end of the day except you know for the zombies
ldquoAll in all it could even be funrdquo he said ldquoIt could be scary but who hasnrsquot fantasized about being in a zombie apocalypserdquo
Z O M B I E A P O C A L Y P S E
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood
types designated by wristbandsrdquo ~David Lopez
Chief Zombie Survivalist
Interview with a Zombie
Wednesday november 17 2010 Page 9New Mexico Daily lobo
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There will be spilled brains Luckily for you the innocent po-
tential zombie meal the Daily Lobo compiled a list of combat tips in the extremely likely event that you have to fight an undead army to keep your precious gray matter safe
Go for the head A zombie will not die unless its rotten brain is de-stroyed Although it may be miss-ing both arms and legs and be drip-ping its entrails behind as it ambles toward you it is not dead unless the head is destroyed
Boards are not going to keep anything out Zombies will break through them in short order With-out full-scale armor plating yoursquore screwed And even if yoursquore in say a triple-armor-plated fallout shelter theyrsquoll probably get in through the ventilation shaft
Pretending to be a zombie oc-casionally works For some reason zombies only like living brains so practice your ambling
Zombies are scared of fire Torch-es are always a good idea at least until someone knocks it over and it burns your shelter down
The army will eventually show up and take care of things after which you will live in a dystopian quaran-tine zone under the fascist gaze of a tyrannical dictator
Speaking of the Army the Lobo managed to assemble some advice straight from the military How to kill a zombie in the words of soldier Charles Faust
ldquoGet to high ground Zombies are not so good at climbing Itrsquos always
culture
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
For those trying to make it through the zombie apocalypse in one piece longtime zombie survivor Kodi Schmaltz has some advice to offer
In an apocalyptic situation a person should bug in or bug out Bug-bullging in involves a person barricading him or herself in a building with enough supplies to outlast the zombie attack Bugging out involves packing a survival bag and hitting the road while trying to find some safe ground Either way doing nothing is not an option Have an area to meet loved ones if you feel you canrsquot live without bullthem If you think you can handle some alone time head out alone Yoursquoll bulltravel fasterDonrsquot be afraid to kill your loved ones If they are zombies they still bulllove your heart but they are more interested in eating it Head north Zombies havenrsquot mastered the art of wearing overcoats bulland will likely freeze to death Disease is spread by exchange of bodily fluids so avoid contact with bullzombies particularly getting bitten or getting sprayed by blood If you are bitten kill yourself There are no immunities and you will be bulldoing your loved ones a favor Note Amputation of the infected limb will not save you Infected individuals have 24 hours before they turn into full-blown bullzombies The military will be out killing zombies so take precautions not to bulllook like a zombie Maintain good hygiene donrsquot be green donrsquot let blood ooze out of your orifices and no tattered clothing Most importantly trust no one Stay close to the people who you would bullgive you their last cigarette too and donrsquot give anyone a chance
Good luck out there
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easier to fight going down And stock up on food and water before they try to defend themselves And fight in a group alwaysrdquo
ldquoI use an M16 and grenade launcher And a crossbowrdquo
ldquoWersquove got face paint and uh hellip Actually we havenrsquot done too much preparation now that I think about itrdquo
ldquoI heard itrsquos going to travel from campus to the Duck Pondrdquo
OK on second thought waiting around for the Army might not be the best idea So prepare your torches
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Another impressive display by another UNM freshman
Guard Kendall Williams shot 4-of-5 from the 3-point range and finished with 15 points to lead UNM (2-0) to a 76-62 victory over Arizona State at The Pit on Tuesday night
ldquoThe hoop was bigrdquo Williams said ldquoThey showed a lot of attention to Dairese (Gary) and that helps Maybe they didnrsquot scout me but we just get to the lane a lot and when I get the open chance to dunk it Irsquoll dunk the ballrdquo
Williams played big time on both sides of the ball He dropped two crowd-raising baskets with more than six minutes left in the game Those pretty much sealed the victory Phillip McDonald sat on the bench in street clothes for his second straight game He will undergo an evaluation today to see if he can play Saturday against California
In his place Williams shinedldquoWith Phillip (McDonald) going
out they asked me to step into the starting spot and I want to fill the big void that Phil leftrdquo Williams said
Paced by ASU guard Trent Lock-ettrsquos career-high 22 points the Sun Devils hung around but did not pro-vide enough support No other ASU players reached double figures
Nine Lobos scored in the game three in double digits Gary led the Lobos with 18 points UNM shot 46 percent from the field compared to ASUrsquos 40 percent
ldquoI thought tonight was a tremen-dous effort and a tremendous win for our young teamrdquo head coach Steve Alford said ldquoTheyrsquore growing up quick and thatrsquos what I need to have them dordquo
Initially things looked grim for the young Lobos ASU jumped to a 13-7 lead but UNMrsquos bench sparked a 20-0 run over a seven-minute period to turn the early deficit into a 14-point lead
ldquoWe have a lot of new guys and
Sun Devils sink in Pitwersquore still trying to find the right com-binations but I think the guys had a good night tonightrdquo Alford said
Seven different Lobos scored dur-ing the big run before Lockett drew a foul and hit two free throws with 638 left in the first half
ldquoItrsquos definitely nice good to have speed out there It helps out advan-tagerdquo said Gary who went to the bench half-way through the run
From there the Sun Devils played catch up the rest of the game
Still ASU proved to a tough early-season match for UNM
Early on ASU didnrsquot allow the Lobos to pull away with the game closing any run the home team went on After UNMrsquos big first-half run ASU went on a 9-2 run to cut the Lobosrsquo 14-point lead down to nine at the half
Toward the end of the game ASU pulled within 14 after the Lobos led by 20 their largest lead of the night
Lockett gave the Lobos fits all night He made his first five baskets and shot 9-of-12 from the field
Ty Abbott who originally signed with UNM but went to Tempe after former head coach Ritchie McKay was fired scored eight points in 32 minutes of play
Thirty-nine fouls were called be-tween the two schools ASU received a technical foul with 10 minutes left in the game
ldquoItrsquos very frustratingrdquo Gary said ldquoSome of the turnovers were a couple charges there not even at the basket but you canrsquot change what the refs call You just have to keep playingrdquo
The Lobos head to Berkeley for a game against another Pac-10 school California
ldquoWersquoll continue to mature as a bas-ketball teamrdquo Alford said ldquoIrsquom real-ly pleased with what we did tonight We took good shots tonight We had a higher percentage than last week so I am happy with thatrdquo
Stephanie Gonzales Daily Lobo
Point guard Dairese Gary skies above defender Kyle Cain The Lobos improved to 2-0 early in the season with a marquee win over Pac-10 competitor Arizona State UNM travels to face California Saturday
by Shaun Griswoldshaun24unmedu
UNM 76
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Page 8 Wednesday november 17 2010 New Mexico Daily loboculture
With the zombie crisis in full swing herersquos an ex-clusive interview with an actual undead CNM stu-dent Genevieve Wright
Daily Lobo So howrsquos life for a zombie these days
Genevieve Wright Lifersquos rough Yoursquore always craving brain (Note This was translated from a se-ries of gurgles and growls)
DL Like what specificallyGW Everythingrsquos just kind of gross Yoursquore walk-
ing around with blood on you all the time and the brain craving just never stops DL You seem really stuck on that brain craving thing
GW Yeah it really sucks craving brain because itrsquos a never-ending thing and I need to watch my figure
DL So I think therersquos generally a misconception about zombie movies Those are just as scary to you guys as they are to us right
GW Yeah ldquoZombielandrdquo is terrifying People are running around getting shot or getting killed or run over by cars Itrsquos rough
DL Is there any form of pop culture that you guys do like
GW Rob Zombie is pretty cool DL Right is there any type of brain you prefer
over another Do smarter people taste better Are the creative types spicier
GW I donrsquot have a preference I am always craving I take whatever I can get I canrsquot afford to be picky
DL What else do zombies worry about other than brains that is
GW Getting killed is a big issue DL How about true love GW Nah not really Plus if a zombie fell in love
with a human that would make things difficult We would just want to eat their brain
DL Do you think zombies and humans could ever live together
GW I donrsquot think so DL Wait what are you doing Donrsquot eat my
braiiiin~Chris Quintana
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
The undead apocalypse starts todayZombies were seen last night emerging from the Frontier Restau-
rant and have since proliferated across campus Sightings have been confirmed near Johnson Field the SUB and
around the Duck Pond Be advised The zombies are biting Chief Zombie Survivalist David Lopez has been on scene since the
outbreak last night He said people looking to avoid infection should tread carefully around the zombies
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood types designated by wristbandsrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else should be safe unless they donrsquot want to be helliprdquo
He warned that zombies are green and possibly wearing tattered clothes They are also hungry for brains and will troll campus look-ing for victims He said he canrsquot give a solid definition for all zombies around campus because they are likely in different phases of infec-tion He warned that anyone displaying zombie-like behavior is prob-ably a zombie
ldquoI mean if they are stumbling itrsquos better to be safe than sorry This is a zombie apocalypse after allrdquo he said
Lopez said the invasion started low-key Only some of his friends knew of the impending invasion around 50 infected but somehow word got out on Facebook and the disease spread rapidly
ldquoItrsquos just blossomed into this giant thingrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else seems excited but I am kind of worried Zombies are a hungry bunch and therersquos a chance it might get out of control if people are too recklessrdquo
Lopez said the military has been called in to deal with the prob-lem and he expects it should be able to deal with the problem He mentioned soldiers will use special zombie-blasting guns ones that donrsquot resemble real guns In fact he said the guns resemble NERF guns and shoot foam pellets
He said any real-looking gun will create more problems than it will solve
ldquoReal guns will drive the zombies into a frenzy and itrsquos likely there will be terrible consequences for everyone involvedrdquo he said ldquoSo if survivors want to wield a weapon they have got to be sure itrsquos spe-cially zombie-certifiedrdquo
Lopez will be situated in a booth near the attacking zombies to of-fer survivors advice
He did have some good news At the time of press he said it seemed that the zombies were in full force now but it seems highly likely they will run out of food around 2 pm
ldquoAnd when that happens there wonrsquot be any issues anymorerdquo he said The survivors will be fine the zombies will shrivel up and the
military will be recalled If the virus dies it will be as though it never even happenedrdquo
Note Lopez said UNM officials have been warned about the prob-lem and they are coping with it as best as they can Many of them he said declined to participate in the invasion and are hiding in their offices
Lopez said as long as everyone follows invasion rules mainly the one concerning guns everyone should be safe and unscathed by the end of the day except you know for the zombies
ldquoAll in all it could even be funrdquo he said ldquoIt could be scary but who hasnrsquot fantasized about being in a zombie apocalypserdquo
Z O M B I E A P O C A L Y P S E
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood
types designated by wristbandsrdquo ~David Lopez
Chief Zombie Survivalist
Interview with a Zombie
Wednesday november 17 2010 Page 9New Mexico Daily lobo
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There will be spilled brains Luckily for you the innocent po-
tential zombie meal the Daily Lobo compiled a list of combat tips in the extremely likely event that you have to fight an undead army to keep your precious gray matter safe
Go for the head A zombie will not die unless its rotten brain is de-stroyed Although it may be miss-ing both arms and legs and be drip-ping its entrails behind as it ambles toward you it is not dead unless the head is destroyed
Boards are not going to keep anything out Zombies will break through them in short order With-out full-scale armor plating yoursquore screwed And even if yoursquore in say a triple-armor-plated fallout shelter theyrsquoll probably get in through the ventilation shaft
Pretending to be a zombie oc-casionally works For some reason zombies only like living brains so practice your ambling
Zombies are scared of fire Torch-es are always a good idea at least until someone knocks it over and it burns your shelter down
The army will eventually show up and take care of things after which you will live in a dystopian quaran-tine zone under the fascist gaze of a tyrannical dictator
Speaking of the Army the Lobo managed to assemble some advice straight from the military How to kill a zombie in the words of soldier Charles Faust
ldquoGet to high ground Zombies are not so good at climbing Itrsquos always
culture
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
For those trying to make it through the zombie apocalypse in one piece longtime zombie survivor Kodi Schmaltz has some advice to offer
In an apocalyptic situation a person should bug in or bug out Bug-bullging in involves a person barricading him or herself in a building with enough supplies to outlast the zombie attack Bugging out involves packing a survival bag and hitting the road while trying to find some safe ground Either way doing nothing is not an option Have an area to meet loved ones if you feel you canrsquot live without bullthem If you think you can handle some alone time head out alone Yoursquoll bulltravel fasterDonrsquot be afraid to kill your loved ones If they are zombies they still bulllove your heart but they are more interested in eating it Head north Zombies havenrsquot mastered the art of wearing overcoats bulland will likely freeze to death Disease is spread by exchange of bodily fluids so avoid contact with bullzombies particularly getting bitten or getting sprayed by blood If you are bitten kill yourself There are no immunities and you will be bulldoing your loved ones a favor Note Amputation of the infected limb will not save you Infected individuals have 24 hours before they turn into full-blown bullzombies The military will be out killing zombies so take precautions not to bulllook like a zombie Maintain good hygiene donrsquot be green donrsquot let blood ooze out of your orifices and no tattered clothing Most importantly trust no one Stay close to the people who you would bullgive you their last cigarette too and donrsquot give anyone a chance
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easier to fight going down And stock up on food and water before they try to defend themselves And fight in a group alwaysrdquo
ldquoI use an M16 and grenade launcher And a crossbowrdquo
ldquoWersquove got face paint and uh hellip Actually we havenrsquot done too much preparation now that I think about itrdquo
ldquoI heard itrsquos going to travel from campus to the Duck Pondrdquo
OK on second thought waiting around for the Army might not be the best idea So prepare your torches
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Another impressive display by another UNM freshman
Guard Kendall Williams shot 4-of-5 from the 3-point range and finished with 15 points to lead UNM (2-0) to a 76-62 victory over Arizona State at The Pit on Tuesday night
ldquoThe hoop was bigrdquo Williams said ldquoThey showed a lot of attention to Dairese (Gary) and that helps Maybe they didnrsquot scout me but we just get to the lane a lot and when I get the open chance to dunk it Irsquoll dunk the ballrdquo
Williams played big time on both sides of the ball He dropped two crowd-raising baskets with more than six minutes left in the game Those pretty much sealed the victory Phillip McDonald sat on the bench in street clothes for his second straight game He will undergo an evaluation today to see if he can play Saturday against California
In his place Williams shinedldquoWith Phillip (McDonald) going
out they asked me to step into the starting spot and I want to fill the big void that Phil leftrdquo Williams said
Paced by ASU guard Trent Lock-ettrsquos career-high 22 points the Sun Devils hung around but did not pro-vide enough support No other ASU players reached double figures
Nine Lobos scored in the game three in double digits Gary led the Lobos with 18 points UNM shot 46 percent from the field compared to ASUrsquos 40 percent
ldquoI thought tonight was a tremen-dous effort and a tremendous win for our young teamrdquo head coach Steve Alford said ldquoTheyrsquore growing up quick and thatrsquos what I need to have them dordquo
Initially things looked grim for the young Lobos ASU jumped to a 13-7 lead but UNMrsquos bench sparked a 20-0 run over a seven-minute period to turn the early deficit into a 14-point lead
ldquoWe have a lot of new guys and
Sun Devils sink in Pitwersquore still trying to find the right com-binations but I think the guys had a good night tonightrdquo Alford said
Seven different Lobos scored dur-ing the big run before Lockett drew a foul and hit two free throws with 638 left in the first half
ldquoItrsquos definitely nice good to have speed out there It helps out advan-tagerdquo said Gary who went to the bench half-way through the run
From there the Sun Devils played catch up the rest of the game
Still ASU proved to a tough early-season match for UNM
Early on ASU didnrsquot allow the Lobos to pull away with the game closing any run the home team went on After UNMrsquos big first-half run ASU went on a 9-2 run to cut the Lobosrsquo 14-point lead down to nine at the half
Toward the end of the game ASU pulled within 14 after the Lobos led by 20 their largest lead of the night
Lockett gave the Lobos fits all night He made his first five baskets and shot 9-of-12 from the field
Ty Abbott who originally signed with UNM but went to Tempe after former head coach Ritchie McKay was fired scored eight points in 32 minutes of play
Thirty-nine fouls were called be-tween the two schools ASU received a technical foul with 10 minutes left in the game
ldquoItrsquos very frustratingrdquo Gary said ldquoSome of the turnovers were a couple charges there not even at the basket but you canrsquot change what the refs call You just have to keep playingrdquo
The Lobos head to Berkeley for a game against another Pac-10 school California
ldquoWersquoll continue to mature as a bas-ketball teamrdquo Alford said ldquoIrsquom real-ly pleased with what we did tonight We took good shots tonight We had a higher percentage than last week so I am happy with thatrdquo
Stephanie Gonzales Daily Lobo
Point guard Dairese Gary skies above defender Kyle Cain The Lobos improved to 2-0 early in the season with a marquee win over Pac-10 competitor Arizona State UNM travels to face California Saturday
by Shaun Griswoldshaun24unmedu
UNM 76
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Page 8 Wednesday november 17 2010 New Mexico Daily loboculture
With the zombie crisis in full swing herersquos an ex-clusive interview with an actual undead CNM stu-dent Genevieve Wright
Daily Lobo So howrsquos life for a zombie these days
Genevieve Wright Lifersquos rough Yoursquore always craving brain (Note This was translated from a se-ries of gurgles and growls)
DL Like what specificallyGW Everythingrsquos just kind of gross Yoursquore walk-
ing around with blood on you all the time and the brain craving just never stops DL You seem really stuck on that brain craving thing
GW Yeah it really sucks craving brain because itrsquos a never-ending thing and I need to watch my figure
DL So I think therersquos generally a misconception about zombie movies Those are just as scary to you guys as they are to us right
GW Yeah ldquoZombielandrdquo is terrifying People are running around getting shot or getting killed or run over by cars Itrsquos rough
DL Is there any form of pop culture that you guys do like
GW Rob Zombie is pretty cool DL Right is there any type of brain you prefer
over another Do smarter people taste better Are the creative types spicier
GW I donrsquot have a preference I am always craving I take whatever I can get I canrsquot afford to be picky
DL What else do zombies worry about other than brains that is
GW Getting killed is a big issue DL How about true love GW Nah not really Plus if a zombie fell in love
with a human that would make things difficult We would just want to eat their brain
DL Do you think zombies and humans could ever live together
GW I donrsquot think so DL Wait what are you doing Donrsquot eat my
braiiiin~Chris Quintana
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
The undead apocalypse starts todayZombies were seen last night emerging from the Frontier Restau-
rant and have since proliferated across campus Sightings have been confirmed near Johnson Field the SUB and
around the Duck Pond Be advised The zombies are biting Chief Zombie Survivalist David Lopez has been on scene since the
outbreak last night He said people looking to avoid infection should tread carefully around the zombies
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood types designated by wristbandsrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else should be safe unless they donrsquot want to be helliprdquo
He warned that zombies are green and possibly wearing tattered clothes They are also hungry for brains and will troll campus look-ing for victims He said he canrsquot give a solid definition for all zombies around campus because they are likely in different phases of infec-tion He warned that anyone displaying zombie-like behavior is prob-ably a zombie
ldquoI mean if they are stumbling itrsquos better to be safe than sorry This is a zombie apocalypse after allrdquo he said
Lopez said the invasion started low-key Only some of his friends knew of the impending invasion around 50 infected but somehow word got out on Facebook and the disease spread rapidly
ldquoItrsquos just blossomed into this giant thingrdquo he said ldquoEveryone else seems excited but I am kind of worried Zombies are a hungry bunch and therersquos a chance it might get out of control if people are too recklessrdquo
Lopez said the military has been called in to deal with the prob-lem and he expects it should be able to deal with the problem He mentioned soldiers will use special zombie-blasting guns ones that donrsquot resemble real guns In fact he said the guns resemble NERF guns and shoot foam pellets
He said any real-looking gun will create more problems than it will solve
ldquoReal guns will drive the zombies into a frenzy and itrsquos likely there will be terrible consequences for everyone involvedrdquo he said ldquoSo if survivors want to wield a weapon they have got to be sure itrsquos spe-cially zombie-certifiedrdquo
Lopez will be situated in a booth near the attacking zombies to of-fer survivors advice
He did have some good news At the time of press he said it seemed that the zombies were in full force now but it seems highly likely they will run out of food around 2 pm
ldquoAnd when that happens there wonrsquot be any issues anymorerdquo he said The survivors will be fine the zombies will shrivel up and the
military will be recalled If the virus dies it will be as though it never even happenedrdquo
Note Lopez said UNM officials have been warned about the prob-lem and they are coping with it as best as they can Many of them he said declined to participate in the invasion and are hiding in their offices
Lopez said as long as everyone follows invasion rules mainly the one concerning guns everyone should be safe and unscathed by the end of the day except you know for the zombies
ldquoAll in all it could even be funrdquo he said ldquoIt could be scary but who hasnrsquot fantasized about being in a zombie apocalypserdquo
Z O M B I E A P O C A L Y P S E
ldquoRight now they seem only to be attacking people with special blood
types designated by wristbandsrdquo ~David Lopez
Chief Zombie Survivalist
Interview with a Zombie
Wednesday november 17 2010 Page 9New Mexico Daily lobo
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There will be spilled brains Luckily for you the innocent po-
tential zombie meal the Daily Lobo compiled a list of combat tips in the extremely likely event that you have to fight an undead army to keep your precious gray matter safe
Go for the head A zombie will not die unless its rotten brain is de-stroyed Although it may be miss-ing both arms and legs and be drip-ping its entrails behind as it ambles toward you it is not dead unless the head is destroyed
Boards are not going to keep anything out Zombies will break through them in short order With-out full-scale armor plating yoursquore screwed And even if yoursquore in say a triple-armor-plated fallout shelter theyrsquoll probably get in through the ventilation shaft
Pretending to be a zombie oc-casionally works For some reason zombies only like living brains so practice your ambling
Zombies are scared of fire Torch-es are always a good idea at least until someone knocks it over and it burns your shelter down
The army will eventually show up and take care of things after which you will live in a dystopian quaran-tine zone under the fascist gaze of a tyrannical dictator
Speaking of the Army the Lobo managed to assemble some advice straight from the military How to kill a zombie in the words of soldier Charles Faust
ldquoGet to high ground Zombies are not so good at climbing Itrsquos always
culture
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
For those trying to make it through the zombie apocalypse in one piece longtime zombie survivor Kodi Schmaltz has some advice to offer
In an apocalyptic situation a person should bug in or bug out Bug-bullging in involves a person barricading him or herself in a building with enough supplies to outlast the zombie attack Bugging out involves packing a survival bag and hitting the road while trying to find some safe ground Either way doing nothing is not an option Have an area to meet loved ones if you feel you canrsquot live without bullthem If you think you can handle some alone time head out alone Yoursquoll bulltravel fasterDonrsquot be afraid to kill your loved ones If they are zombies they still bulllove your heart but they are more interested in eating it Head north Zombies havenrsquot mastered the art of wearing overcoats bulland will likely freeze to death Disease is spread by exchange of bodily fluids so avoid contact with bullzombies particularly getting bitten or getting sprayed by blood If you are bitten kill yourself There are no immunities and you will be bulldoing your loved ones a favor Note Amputation of the infected limb will not save you Infected individuals have 24 hours before they turn into full-blown bullzombies The military will be out killing zombies so take precautions not to bulllook like a zombie Maintain good hygiene donrsquot be green donrsquot let blood ooze out of your orifices and no tattered clothing Most importantly trust no one Stay close to the people who you would bullgive you their last cigarette too and donrsquot give anyone a chance
Good luck out there
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easier to fight going down And stock up on food and water before they try to defend themselves And fight in a group alwaysrdquo
ldquoI use an M16 and grenade launcher And a crossbowrdquo
ldquoWersquove got face paint and uh hellip Actually we havenrsquot done too much preparation now that I think about itrdquo
ldquoI heard itrsquos going to travel from campus to the Duck Pondrdquo
OK on second thought waiting around for the Army might not be the best idea So prepare your torches
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Another impressive display by another UNM freshman
Guard Kendall Williams shot 4-of-5 from the 3-point range and finished with 15 points to lead UNM (2-0) to a 76-62 victory over Arizona State at The Pit on Tuesday night
ldquoThe hoop was bigrdquo Williams said ldquoThey showed a lot of attention to Dairese (Gary) and that helps Maybe they didnrsquot scout me but we just get to the lane a lot and when I get the open chance to dunk it Irsquoll dunk the ballrdquo
Williams played big time on both sides of the ball He dropped two crowd-raising baskets with more than six minutes left in the game Those pretty much sealed the victory Phillip McDonald sat on the bench in street clothes for his second straight game He will undergo an evaluation today to see if he can play Saturday against California
In his place Williams shinedldquoWith Phillip (McDonald) going
out they asked me to step into the starting spot and I want to fill the big void that Phil leftrdquo Williams said
Paced by ASU guard Trent Lock-ettrsquos career-high 22 points the Sun Devils hung around but did not pro-vide enough support No other ASU players reached double figures
Nine Lobos scored in the game three in double digits Gary led the Lobos with 18 points UNM shot 46 percent from the field compared to ASUrsquos 40 percent
ldquoI thought tonight was a tremen-dous effort and a tremendous win for our young teamrdquo head coach Steve Alford said ldquoTheyrsquore growing up quick and thatrsquos what I need to have them dordquo
Initially things looked grim for the young Lobos ASU jumped to a 13-7 lead but UNMrsquos bench sparked a 20-0 run over a seven-minute period to turn the early deficit into a 14-point lead
ldquoWe have a lot of new guys and
Sun Devils sink in Pitwersquore still trying to find the right com-binations but I think the guys had a good night tonightrdquo Alford said
Seven different Lobos scored dur-ing the big run before Lockett drew a foul and hit two free throws with 638 left in the first half
ldquoItrsquos definitely nice good to have speed out there It helps out advan-tagerdquo said Gary who went to the bench half-way through the run
From there the Sun Devils played catch up the rest of the game
Still ASU proved to a tough early-season match for UNM
Early on ASU didnrsquot allow the Lobos to pull away with the game closing any run the home team went on After UNMrsquos big first-half run ASU went on a 9-2 run to cut the Lobosrsquo 14-point lead down to nine at the half
Toward the end of the game ASU pulled within 14 after the Lobos led by 20 their largest lead of the night
Lockett gave the Lobos fits all night He made his first five baskets and shot 9-of-12 from the field
Ty Abbott who originally signed with UNM but went to Tempe after former head coach Ritchie McKay was fired scored eight points in 32 minutes of play
Thirty-nine fouls were called be-tween the two schools ASU received a technical foul with 10 minutes left in the game
ldquoItrsquos very frustratingrdquo Gary said ldquoSome of the turnovers were a couple charges there not even at the basket but you canrsquot change what the refs call You just have to keep playingrdquo
The Lobos head to Berkeley for a game against another Pac-10 school California
ldquoWersquoll continue to mature as a bas-ketball teamrdquo Alford said ldquoIrsquom real-ly pleased with what we did tonight We took good shots tonight We had a higher percentage than last week so I am happy with thatrdquo
Stephanie Gonzales Daily Lobo
Point guard Dairese Gary skies above defender Kyle Cain The Lobos improved to 2-0 early in the season with a marquee win over Pac-10 competitor Arizona State UNM travels to face California Saturday
by Shaun Griswoldshaun24unmedu
UNM 76
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There will be spilled brains Luckily for you the innocent po-
tential zombie meal the Daily Lobo compiled a list of combat tips in the extremely likely event that you have to fight an undead army to keep your precious gray matter safe
Go for the head A zombie will not die unless its rotten brain is de-stroyed Although it may be miss-ing both arms and legs and be drip-ping its entrails behind as it ambles toward you it is not dead unless the head is destroyed
Boards are not going to keep anything out Zombies will break through them in short order With-out full-scale armor plating yoursquore screwed And even if yoursquore in say a triple-armor-plated fallout shelter theyrsquoll probably get in through the ventilation shaft
Pretending to be a zombie oc-casionally works For some reason zombies only like living brains so practice your ambling
Zombies are scared of fire Torch-es are always a good idea at least until someone knocks it over and it burns your shelter down
The army will eventually show up and take care of things after which you will live in a dystopian quaran-tine zone under the fascist gaze of a tyrannical dictator
Speaking of the Army the Lobo managed to assemble some advice straight from the military How to kill a zombie in the words of soldier Charles Faust
ldquoGet to high ground Zombies are not so good at climbing Itrsquos always
culture
by Chris Quintana culturedailylobocom
For those trying to make it through the zombie apocalypse in one piece longtime zombie survivor Kodi Schmaltz has some advice to offer
In an apocalyptic situation a person should bug in or bug out Bug-bullging in involves a person barricading him or herself in a building with enough supplies to outlast the zombie attack Bugging out involves packing a survival bag and hitting the road while trying to find some safe ground Either way doing nothing is not an option Have an area to meet loved ones if you feel you canrsquot live without bullthem If you think you can handle some alone time head out alone Yoursquoll bulltravel fasterDonrsquot be afraid to kill your loved ones If they are zombies they still bulllove your heart but they are more interested in eating it Head north Zombies havenrsquot mastered the art of wearing overcoats bulland will likely freeze to death Disease is spread by exchange of bodily fluids so avoid contact with bullzombies particularly getting bitten or getting sprayed by blood If you are bitten kill yourself There are no immunities and you will be bulldoing your loved ones a favor Note Amputation of the infected limb will not save you Infected individuals have 24 hours before they turn into full-blown bullzombies The military will be out killing zombies so take precautions not to bulllook like a zombie Maintain good hygiene donrsquot be green donrsquot let blood ooze out of your orifices and no tattered clothing Most importantly trust no one Stay close to the people who you would bullgive you their last cigarette too and donrsquot give anyone a chance
Good luck out there
Zombie survivoroffers advice luck
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Survival tips and tricks to keep from being devoured by brain-eating zombies
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easier to fight going down And stock up on food and water before they try to defend themselves And fight in a group alwaysrdquo
ldquoI use an M16 and grenade launcher And a crossbowrdquo
ldquoWersquove got face paint and uh hellip Actually we havenrsquot done too much preparation now that I think about itrdquo
ldquoI heard itrsquos going to travel from campus to the Duck Pondrdquo
OK on second thought waiting around for the Army might not be the best idea So prepare your torches
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Another impressive display by another UNM freshman
Guard Kendall Williams shot 4-of-5 from the 3-point range and finished with 15 points to lead UNM (2-0) to a 76-62 victory over Arizona State at The Pit on Tuesday night
ldquoThe hoop was bigrdquo Williams said ldquoThey showed a lot of attention to Dairese (Gary) and that helps Maybe they didnrsquot scout me but we just get to the lane a lot and when I get the open chance to dunk it Irsquoll dunk the ballrdquo
Williams played big time on both sides of the ball He dropped two crowd-raising baskets with more than six minutes left in the game Those pretty much sealed the victory Phillip McDonald sat on the bench in street clothes for his second straight game He will undergo an evaluation today to see if he can play Saturday against California
In his place Williams shinedldquoWith Phillip (McDonald) going
out they asked me to step into the starting spot and I want to fill the big void that Phil leftrdquo Williams said
Paced by ASU guard Trent Lock-ettrsquos career-high 22 points the Sun Devils hung around but did not pro-vide enough support No other ASU players reached double figures
Nine Lobos scored in the game three in double digits Gary led the Lobos with 18 points UNM shot 46 percent from the field compared to ASUrsquos 40 percent
ldquoI thought tonight was a tremen-dous effort and a tremendous win for our young teamrdquo head coach Steve Alford said ldquoTheyrsquore growing up quick and thatrsquos what I need to have them dordquo
Initially things looked grim for the young Lobos ASU jumped to a 13-7 lead but UNMrsquos bench sparked a 20-0 run over a seven-minute period to turn the early deficit into a 14-point lead
ldquoWe have a lot of new guys and
Sun Devils sink in Pitwersquore still trying to find the right com-binations but I think the guys had a good night tonightrdquo Alford said
Seven different Lobos scored dur-ing the big run before Lockett drew a foul and hit two free throws with 638 left in the first half
ldquoItrsquos definitely nice good to have speed out there It helps out advan-tagerdquo said Gary who went to the bench half-way through the run
From there the Sun Devils played catch up the rest of the game
Still ASU proved to a tough early-season match for UNM
Early on ASU didnrsquot allow the Lobos to pull away with the game closing any run the home team went on After UNMrsquos big first-half run ASU went on a 9-2 run to cut the Lobosrsquo 14-point lead down to nine at the half
Toward the end of the game ASU pulled within 14 after the Lobos led by 20 their largest lead of the night
Lockett gave the Lobos fits all night He made his first five baskets and shot 9-of-12 from the field
Ty Abbott who originally signed with UNM but went to Tempe after former head coach Ritchie McKay was fired scored eight points in 32 minutes of play
Thirty-nine fouls were called be-tween the two schools ASU received a technical foul with 10 minutes left in the game
ldquoItrsquos very frustratingrdquo Gary said ldquoSome of the turnovers were a couple charges there not even at the basket but you canrsquot change what the refs call You just have to keep playingrdquo
The Lobos head to Berkeley for a game against another Pac-10 school California
ldquoWersquoll continue to mature as a bas-ketball teamrdquo Alford said ldquoIrsquom real-ly pleased with what we did tonight We took good shots tonight We had a higher percentage than last week so I am happy with thatrdquo
Stephanie Gonzales Daily Lobo
Point guard Dairese Gary skies above defender Kyle Cain The Lobos improved to 2-0 early in the season with a marquee win over Pac-10 competitor Arizona State UNM travels to face California Saturday
by Shaun Griswoldshaun24unmedu
UNM 76
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THIS WEEKEND ONLY Friday 12-9 | Saturday 10-9 | Sunday 11-6
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12 Price Admission with
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Latest Computers
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Another impressive display by another UNM freshman
Guard Kendall Williams shot 4-of-5 from the 3-point range and finished with 15 points to lead UNM (2-0) to a 76-62 victory over Arizona State at The Pit on Tuesday night
ldquoThe hoop was bigrdquo Williams said ldquoThey showed a lot of attention to Dairese (Gary) and that helps Maybe they didnrsquot scout me but we just get to the lane a lot and when I get the open chance to dunk it Irsquoll dunk the ballrdquo
Williams played big time on both sides of the ball He dropped two crowd-raising baskets with more than six minutes left in the game Those pretty much sealed the victory Phillip McDonald sat on the bench in street clothes for his second straight game He will undergo an evaluation today to see if he can play Saturday against California
In his place Williams shinedldquoWith Phillip (McDonald) going
out they asked me to step into the starting spot and I want to fill the big void that Phil leftrdquo Williams said
Paced by ASU guard Trent Lock-ettrsquos career-high 22 points the Sun Devils hung around but did not pro-vide enough support No other ASU players reached double figures
Nine Lobos scored in the game three in double digits Gary led the Lobos with 18 points UNM shot 46 percent from the field compared to ASUrsquos 40 percent
ldquoI thought tonight was a tremen-dous effort and a tremendous win for our young teamrdquo head coach Steve Alford said ldquoTheyrsquore growing up quick and thatrsquos what I need to have them dordquo
Initially things looked grim for the young Lobos ASU jumped to a 13-7 lead but UNMrsquos bench sparked a 20-0 run over a seven-minute period to turn the early deficit into a 14-point lead
ldquoWe have a lot of new guys and
Sun Devils sink in Pitwersquore still trying to find the right com-binations but I think the guys had a good night tonightrdquo Alford said
Seven different Lobos scored dur-ing the big run before Lockett drew a foul and hit two free throws with 638 left in the first half
ldquoItrsquos definitely nice good to have speed out there It helps out advan-tagerdquo said Gary who went to the bench half-way through the run
From there the Sun Devils played catch up the rest of the game
Still ASU proved to a tough early-season match for UNM
Early on ASU didnrsquot allow the Lobos to pull away with the game closing any run the home team went on After UNMrsquos big first-half run ASU went on a 9-2 run to cut the Lobosrsquo 14-point lead down to nine at the half
Toward the end of the game ASU pulled within 14 after the Lobos led by 20 their largest lead of the night
Lockett gave the Lobos fits all night He made his first five baskets and shot 9-of-12 from the field
Ty Abbott who originally signed with UNM but went to Tempe after former head coach Ritchie McKay was fired scored eight points in 32 minutes of play
Thirty-nine fouls were called be-tween the two schools ASU received a technical foul with 10 minutes left in the game
ldquoItrsquos very frustratingrdquo Gary said ldquoSome of the turnovers were a couple charges there not even at the basket but you canrsquot change what the refs call You just have to keep playingrdquo
The Lobos head to Berkeley for a game against another Pac-10 school California
ldquoWersquoll continue to mature as a bas-ketball teamrdquo Alford said ldquoIrsquom real-ly pleased with what we did tonight We took good shots tonight We had a higher percentage than last week so I am happy with thatrdquo
Stephanie Gonzales Daily Lobo
Point guard Dairese Gary skies above defender Kyle Cain The Lobos improved to 2-0 early in the season with a marquee win over Pac-10 competitor Arizona State UNM travels to face California Saturday
by Shaun Griswoldshaun24unmedu
UNM 76
62ASU
Wednesday november 17 2010 Page 11New Mexico Daily lobo lobo features
What is your plan to reach college students
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94 of students turn to the Daily Lobo every week for information about their community
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FOR RELEASE NOVEMBER 17 2010
ACROSS1 Baron Cohenrsquos
Kazakh journalist6 Dickens alias9 National Guard
challenges14 Publicistrsquos concern15 Bettorrsquos note16 Art film often17 Lennon had one20 Undying21 Bring to light22 Handle clumsily24 Wallet items
briefly25 Go from pillar to
post31 Rodgersrsquos partner35 Part of a TV feed36 Nasty boss38 Sigma preceder39 Eggy bun42 Vibraphone
virtuoso Lionel44 CIA forerunner45 Chuck47 ldquoAll in the Familyrdquo
spinoff48 One of Alcottrsquos
women50 Josephine Tey
title orphan53 Old Gremlin
maker55 Fannie follower56 Not surprisingly60 Esteem66 Based on the
starts of 17- 25-and 50-Acrosswhat thiscrossword mightbe
68 ldquoSouth Pacificrdquohero
69 Museum-fundingorg
70 Origami bird71 Gave a shot say72 ldquoHow to Talk to a
Liberal (If YouMust)rdquo authorCoulter
73 Ready to snap
DOWN1 Ill temper2 Jump over3 All-night bash4 Stress so they
say5 Bird that migrates
from the Arctic toAntarctica
6 HS experimentsite
7 New pedometerreading
8 Pilotrsquos alphabetender
9 Reduced to bits10 Like bill
payments11 Wroclawrsquos river12 Sunroof feature13 Adamrsquos third18 Bearded Smurf19 ldquoPeer Gynt Suiterdquo
dancer23 Romance25 Barbecue fare26 Sip27 Praiseful poet28 Gp in a 1955
labor merger29 ldquoHowrsquom I Doingrdquo
mayorauthor30 ldquoThis is awfulrdquo32 Pianist Rubinstein33 Ida
Morgensternrsquosdaughter
34 Office machinesupply
37 ldquoBone Dancerdquosci-fi author Bull
40 One may bethrown at apothole
41 Drop a brick soto speak
43 Itrsquos often two inmini golf
46 Hotfoot it49 Give grief to51 Burroughs
swinger52 Have a hunch54 Softened in a
way56 Blown away
57 Heavyweightsrsquoring contest
58 ldquoTopazrdquo author59 Moon goddess61 Shiites eg62 French pop63 NASA ldquowalksrdquo64 Euro fraction65 Long basket in
basketball lingo67 Path to
enlightenment
Tuesdayrsquos Puzzle SolvedBy Fred Piscop 111710
(c)2010 Tribune Media Services Inc 111710
Mal and Chad dailycrossword
dailysudokuSolution to yesterdayrsquos puzzleLevel 1 2 3 4
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Services
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TUTORING - ALL AGES most subjects Experienced PhD 265-7799
MATHEMATICS STATISTICS TUTOR
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BIRTHRIGHT CARES FREE pregnancy tests help 262-2235
BACKPACK BUSTED ABQ Luggage amp Zipper Repair 1405-A San Mateo NE 256-7220
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DEFUNKED LOCAL BAND looking for a new bass player Band played punk for- merly but is looking to experiment with new sounds Reliable transportation preferred 366-4983
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ROOMMATE WANTED TO go in on house on westside Prefer under 30 male or female $350mo +utilities E- mail bekah1spareyahoocom
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GREAT MOTORCYCLE 2009 Kawasaki Ninja 250- Excellent condition all main- tenance records included Bought an- other bike but canrsquot keep both 4947miles $2900 Call Jason 505-350-
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Vehicles For Sale
NEED CASH WE Buy Junk Cars 907-
6479
2002 TOYOTA PRIUS 85000 original miles under warranty $6900 505-280-
6128
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TEACH ENGLISH IN Korea
2011 Teach and Learn in Korea (TaLK) sponsored by Korean government$1300month (15hrsweek) plus air- fares housing medical insuranceMust have completed two years of un- dergraduateLast day to apply 121010Please visit our website wwwtalkgokr
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opperators needed Excellent job for students Swing shift 25-35hrs a week Please call 256-4604
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new mexicoDAILY LOBO
CLASSIFIEDsbull 30cent per word per day for five or more consecutive days without changing or cancellingbull 40cent per word per day for four days or less or non-consecutive daysbull Special effects are charged addtionally logos bold italics centering blank lines larger font etc bull 1 p m business day before publication
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INFORMATION
bull Phone Pre-payment by Visa or Master Card is required Call 277-5656bull Fax or E-mail Pre-payment by Visa or Master Card is required Fax ad text dates and category to 277-7531 or e-mail to classadsunmedubull In person Pre-pay by cash check money order Visa or MasterCard Come by room 131 in Marron Hall from 8 am to 5 pmbull Mail Pre-pay by money order in-state check Visa MasterCard Mail payment ad text dates and category
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
DEADLINE
UNM ID
ADVANTAGE
UNM Student Publications MSC03 2230
1 University of New MexicoAlbuquerque NM 87131
CLASSIFIEDS ON THE WEB
wwwdailylobocom
bull All rates include both print and online editions of the Daily Lobo
bull Come to Marron Hall room 107 show your UNM ID and receive FREE classifi eds in Your Space Rooms for Rent or any For Sale Category
bull Phone Pre-payment by Visa Discover MasterCard or American Express is required Call 277-5656bull Fax or Email Pre-payment by Visa Discover MasterCard or American Express is required Fax ad text dates and catergory to 277-7530 or email to classifi edsdailylobocombull In person Pre-payment by cash money order check Visa Discover MasterCard or American Express Come by room 107 in Marron Hall from 800am to 500pmbull Mail Pre-pay by money order in-state check Visa Discover MasterCard or American Express Mail payment ad text dates and catergory
CLASSIFIED INDEX
Find your way around the Daily Lobo Classifieds
AnnouncementsAnnouncementsFun Food MusicLooking for You
AuditionsLost and Found
ServicesTravel
Want to BuyYour Space
HousingApartmentsCo-housing
CondosDuplexes
Houses for RentHouses for SaleHousing WantedProperty for SaleRooms for Rent
Sublets
For SaleAudioVideoBikesCycles
Computer StuffDogs Cats Pets
For SaleFurniture
Garage SalesTextbooks
Vehicles for Sale
EmploymentChild Care JobsJobs off CampusJobs on Campus
Jobs WantedVolunteers
RESTAURANTOPENINGS AVAILABLEStarting at $850hr Day night late night weekends
Cashiersbusing positions Will work around your schedule
Apply in person2400 Central SE
WHATFREE
Daily LoboClassifieds
for students
YesIf you are a UNM student you get free classifieds in the following categories
Your SpaceRooms for RentFor Sale Categories-- AudioVideo BikesCycles Computer Stuff Pets For Sale
FurnitureGarage SalesPhotoTextbooksVehicles for Sale
The small print Each ad must be 25 or fewer words scheduled for 5 or fewer days Free ads must be for personal use
and only in the listed categories
To place your free ad come by Marron Hall Room 131 and show your student ID
or email us from your unm email account at
COOL
classifiedsdailylobocom
107
Place your classified ad onlinewwwdailylobocomclassifieds
Too busy to call us during the day
Wish you could place ads at midnight
Now you can
You can schedule your ad select the category
choose a format add a picture
preview your ad and make a paymentmdash
all online
- DL_11-17_P01
- DL_11-17_P02
- DL_11-17_P03
- DL_11-17_P04
- DL_11-17_P05
- DL_11-17_P06
- DL_11-17_P07
- DL_11-17_P08
- DL_11-17_P09
- DL_11-17_P10
- DL_11-17_P11
- DL_11-17_P12
-
Wednesday november 17 2010 Page 11New Mexico Daily lobo lobo features
What is your plan to reach college students
Posting a fl yer on campus bulletin boards may seem like a good ideamdashbut how effective is it
94 of students turn to the Daily Lobo every week for information about their community
Make a plan that worksAdvertising in the Daily Lobo works
Call us today and wersquoll help you reach college students
277-5656
SPONSOR THISCROSSWORD
Get your name out there with the Daily Crossword
5052775656SPONSOR THIS
SUDOKUGet your name out there with the Daily Sudoku5052775656
Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Lewis
FOR RELEASE NOVEMBER 17 2010
ACROSS1 Baron Cohenrsquos
Kazakh journalist6 Dickens alias9 National Guard
challenges14 Publicistrsquos concern15 Bettorrsquos note16 Art film often17 Lennon had one20 Undying21 Bring to light22 Handle clumsily24 Wallet items
briefly25 Go from pillar to
post31 Rodgersrsquos partner35 Part of a TV feed36 Nasty boss38 Sigma preceder39 Eggy bun42 Vibraphone
virtuoso Lionel44 CIA forerunner45 Chuck47 ldquoAll in the Familyrdquo
spinoff48 One of Alcottrsquos
women50 Josephine Tey
title orphan53 Old Gremlin
maker55 Fannie follower56 Not surprisingly60 Esteem66 Based on the
starts of 17- 25-and 50-Acrosswhat thiscrossword mightbe
68 ldquoSouth Pacificrdquohero
69 Museum-fundingorg
70 Origami bird71 Gave a shot say72 ldquoHow to Talk to a
Liberal (If YouMust)rdquo authorCoulter
73 Ready to snap
DOWN1 Ill temper2 Jump over3 All-night bash4 Stress so they
say5 Bird that migrates
from the Arctic toAntarctica
6 HS experimentsite
7 New pedometerreading
8 Pilotrsquos alphabetender
9 Reduced to bits10 Like bill
payments11 Wroclawrsquos river12 Sunroof feature13 Adamrsquos third18 Bearded Smurf19 ldquoPeer Gynt Suiterdquo
dancer23 Romance25 Barbecue fare26 Sip27 Praiseful poet28 Gp in a 1955
labor merger29 ldquoHowrsquom I Doingrdquo
mayorauthor30 ldquoThis is awfulrdquo32 Pianist Rubinstein33 Ida
Morgensternrsquosdaughter
34 Office machinesupply
37 ldquoBone Dancerdquosci-fi author Bull
40 One may bethrown at apothole
41 Drop a brick soto speak
43 Itrsquos often two inmini golf
46 Hotfoot it49 Give grief to51 Burroughs
swinger52 Have a hunch54 Softened in a
way56 Blown away
57 Heavyweightsrsquoring contest
58 ldquoTopazrdquo author59 Moon goddess61 Shiites eg62 French pop63 NASA ldquowalksrdquo64 Euro fraction65 Long basket in
basketball lingo67 Path to
enlightenment
Tuesdayrsquos Puzzle SolvedBy Fred Piscop 111710
(c)2010 Tribune Media Services Inc 111710
Mal and Chad dailycrossword
dailysudokuSolution to yesterdayrsquos puzzleLevel 1 2 3 4
Page 12 Wednesday november 17 2010 New Mexico Daily loboclassifieds
Announcements
STRESSED LOG ON to wwwSpiritualitycom
NOT IN CRISIS In Crisis Agora listens about anything 277-3013 wwwagoracarescom
Fun Food Music
KOMBUCHA MOTHERS $1000 wdirec- tions skreedunmedu
Services
ABORTION AND COUNSELING ser- vices Caring and confidential FREE PREGNANCY TESTING Curtis Boyd MD PC 522 Lomas Blvd NE 242-7512
PAPER DUE FORMER UNM instruc- tor PhD English published can help 254-9615 MasterCard VISA
TUTORING - ALL AGES most subjects Experienced PhD 265-7799
MATHEMATICS STATISTICS TUTOR
Billy Brown PhD College and HSwelbert53aolcom 401-8139
HOUSE KEEPING SERVICES I clean houses apartments or offices Afford- able prices free estimates Call Mary 615-6281
BIRTHRIGHT CARES FREE pregnancy tests help 262-2235
BACKPACK BUSTED ABQ Luggage amp Zipper Repair 1405-A San Mateo NE 256-7220
Your Space
DEFUNKED LOCAL BAND looking for a new bass player Band played punk for- merly but is looking to experiment with new sounds Reliable transportation preferred 366-4983
Apartments
APARTMENT HUNTING
wwwkeithpropertiescom
UNM NORTH CAMPUS- 1BDRM $490 2BDRM $675 +utilities Clean quiet re- modeled No pets allowed Move in spe- cial 573-7839
1BDRMS 3 BLOCKS to UNM no pets Clean quiet and affordable 301 Har- vard SE 262-0433
MOVE IN SPECIAL- walk to UNM 1BDRMS starting at $575mo includes utilities No pets 255-2685 268-0525
SEEKING QUIET RESPONSIBLE ten- nants for UNM North 1BDRM Brick floors $520mo 265-2279
A LOVELY KNOTTY Pined decor 3BDRM 15BA Skylight parking UNM area $799mo 1814 Gold 299-2499
1BDRM APARTMENT UTILITIES in- cluded Free onsite laundry 17 miles to UNM $600mo Rita ritajdey
ounghotmailcom
2 BLOCKS TO UNM 2 carpeted bed- rooms Small fenced backyard Wrought-iron entries 212 Princeton SE 463-8210
FREE UNM PARKING Nob Hill Living $100 move in discount 1bdrm $490mo 256-9500
UNMCNM STUDIOS 1BDRM
2BDRMS 3BDRMS and 4BDRMS William H Cornelius Real Estate Con- sultant 243-2229
STUDIOS 1 BLOCK UNM Free utilities $445mo 246-2038 1515 Copper NE wwwkachina-propertiescom
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Awesome university apartments Unique hardwood floors FPs court- yards fenced yards Houses cottages efficiencies studios 1 and 2 and 3BDRMs Garages Month to month op- tion 843-9642 Open 7 daysweek
Duplexes
GREAT LARGE 1BDRM (in 4-plex) Quiet neighborhood Nob Hill area 328 Jefferson NE HW floors $53000mo Call 681-1951 to view
Houses For Rent
TOWNHOME-3BDRM 2-Full BA large 2-Car Garage low utilities very nice clean 7-miles to UNM No pets no smoking $1025mo wsecurity de- posit Call 259-5760
Houses For Sale
3BDRM 25 BA 2-Story Close to UNM Med Law School gated community pri- vate enclosed backyard dishwasher WD refridgerator 2CG $1050mo +utilites lease required 301-0791
Rooms For Rent
LOOKING FOR RESPONSIBLE room- mate 3bdrm 2ba house Frnshd den $450mo + split utils Near Tramway amp Central Great scenery near hiking trails Alex afg12986gmailcom 505-
379-1280
GREAT TEMPORARY HOUSING avail- able No lease all utilities included great affordable living Starts at $19999 plus tax per week All two room suites Please call Debbie at at the Barcelona Suites (Lomas amp Louisiana) 505-255-5566
FEMALE NS GRAD Student (or Mature Undergrad) wliberal values preferred for spacious roombath in my warm bright home House 10 mins UNM Irsquom busy female healthcare professional $425mo including utilitiescable $250dd No pets (I do have a cat) Pos- sibility to trade some rent for cooking- gardening 505-450-6024
ROOMMATE WANTED TO go in on house on westside Prefer under 30 male or female $350mo +utilities E- mail bekah1spareyahoocom
TWO BEDROOMS FOR lease in three bedroom house Many amenities in- cluded Ten minutes from UNM $425month includes utilities Call Jeremy at 366-9505 or soccer83g mailcom
QUIET RESPONSIBLE STUDENT
wanted to share nice 3BDRM 25BA home 10 mins from campus GREAT LOCATION $400mo wutilities in- cluded (505) 490-1998
BikesCycles
GREAT MOTORCYCLE 2009 Kawasaki Ninja 250- Excellent condition all main- tenance records included Bought an- other bike but canrsquot keep both 4947miles $2900 Call Jason 505-350-
1605
Computer Stuff
13 IN MACBOOK $700 obo 216 Ghz 2GB Ram Snow Leopard upgraded In- cludes all original packaging Please contact Eugene 505-450-9429
Pets
FREE KITTENS 2 months old litter trained and in need of good loving homes Call 505-865-8893
For Sale
I BUY CATALYTIC converters found in cars newer than 1978 I pay cash 907-
6479
TWO LARGE TANKS for sale Was used for reptiles 40gal has screen lid -$75 Larger tank has nice sliding lids - $200 Email bekah1spareyahoocom
TWO EPIPHONE SGS one red Special Model $100 one black G-400 $300 Call 450-6373
BRADLEYrsquoS BOOKS ROCKS inside Winnings Coffee
PROF BUFFET-CAMPRON R-13 Bb clarinet Mfd 1977 Well maintained in- cludes high-quality acc $1000 obo (505)239-4347 leave message for more info Serious inquiries only
Vehicles For Sale
NEED CASH WE Buy Junk Cars 907-
6479
2002 TOYOTA PRIUS 85000 original miles under warranty $6900 505-280-
6128
Jobs Off Campus
TEACH ENGLISH IN Korea
2011 Teach and Learn in Korea (TaLK) sponsored by Korean government$1300month (15hrsweek) plus air- fares housing medical insuranceMust have completed two years of un- dergraduateLast day to apply 121010Please visit our website wwwtalkgokr
2011 English Program In Korea (EPIK)$1600-2500month plus housing air- fare medical insurance paid vacation Must have BA degreeLast day to apply 121010Please visit our website wwwepikgokr
Jai - (213)386-3112 ex201jaikeclagmailcom
ANSWERING SERVICE TELEPHONE
opperators needed Excellent job for students Swing shift 25-35hrs a week Please call 256-4604
BARTENDING UP TO $300day No experience necessary training pro- vided 1-800-965-6520ext100
VETERINARY ASSISTANT RECEP-
TIONIST Kennel help Pre-veterinary student preferred Ponderosa Animal Clinic 881-8990 881-8551
STUCK IN A Rut Need a job asap Check out Rocky Mtn Truck School 4 weeks to a real career Class A driver training - financing and job placement available (must meet minimum require- ments) Call Sue 888-5182 or 2705 Princeton NE
MANAGEMENT- NO NIGHTS NO SUN- DAYS 20+ Paid Days Off Yr $25K Full benefits Fax HoneyBaked Ham 781-631-1183
LOOKING FOR ENTHUSIASTIC moti- vated female banquet staff to work wed- dings and special events at new Shera- ton Hotel Apply in person 2910 Yale
Blvd SE 843-7000
Jobs Wanted
EARN $1000-$3200 A month to drive our brand new cars with ads wwwAd
CarDrivercom
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Houses for RentHouses for SaleHousing WantedProperty for SaleRooms for Rent
Sublets
For SaleAudioVideoBikesCycles
Computer StuffDogs Cats Pets
For SaleFurniture
Garage SalesTextbooks
Vehicles for Sale
EmploymentChild Care JobsJobs off CampusJobs on Campus
Jobs WantedVolunteers
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Cashiersbusing positions Will work around your schedule
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Announcements
STRESSED LOG ON to wwwSpiritualitycom
NOT IN CRISIS In Crisis Agora listens about anything 277-3013 wwwagoracarescom
Fun Food Music
KOMBUCHA MOTHERS $1000 wdirec- tions skreedunmedu
Services
ABORTION AND COUNSELING ser- vices Caring and confidential FREE PREGNANCY TESTING Curtis Boyd MD PC 522 Lomas Blvd NE 242-7512
PAPER DUE FORMER UNM instruc- tor PhD English published can help 254-9615 MasterCard VISA
TUTORING - ALL AGES most subjects Experienced PhD 265-7799
MATHEMATICS STATISTICS TUTOR
Billy Brown PhD College and HSwelbert53aolcom 401-8139
HOUSE KEEPING SERVICES I clean houses apartments or offices Afford- able prices free estimates Call Mary 615-6281
BIRTHRIGHT CARES FREE pregnancy tests help 262-2235
BACKPACK BUSTED ABQ Luggage amp Zipper Repair 1405-A San Mateo NE 256-7220
Your Space
DEFUNKED LOCAL BAND looking for a new bass player Band played punk for- merly but is looking to experiment with new sounds Reliable transportation preferred 366-4983
Apartments
APARTMENT HUNTING
wwwkeithpropertiescom
UNM NORTH CAMPUS- 1BDRM $490 2BDRM $675 +utilities Clean quiet re- modeled No pets allowed Move in spe- cial 573-7839
1BDRMS 3 BLOCKS to UNM no pets Clean quiet and affordable 301 Har- vard SE 262-0433
MOVE IN SPECIAL- walk to UNM 1BDRMS starting at $575mo includes utilities No pets 255-2685 268-0525
SEEKING QUIET RESPONSIBLE ten- nants for UNM North 1BDRM Brick floors $520mo 265-2279
A LOVELY KNOTTY Pined decor 3BDRM 15BA Skylight parking UNM area $799mo 1814 Gold 299-2499
1BDRM APARTMENT UTILITIES in- cluded Free onsite laundry 17 miles to UNM $600mo Rita ritajdey
ounghotmailcom
2 BLOCKS TO UNM 2 carpeted bed- rooms Small fenced backyard Wrought-iron entries 212 Princeton SE 463-8210
FREE UNM PARKING Nob Hill Living $100 move in discount 1bdrm $490mo 256-9500
UNMCNM STUDIOS 1BDRM
2BDRMS 3BDRMS and 4BDRMS William H Cornelius Real Estate Con- sultant 243-2229
STUDIOS 1 BLOCK UNM Free utilities $445mo 246-2038 1515 Copper NE wwwkachina-propertiescom
WWWUNMRENTALSCOM
Awesome university apartments Unique hardwood floors FPs court- yards fenced yards Houses cottages efficiencies studios 1 and 2 and 3BDRMs Garages Month to month op- tion 843-9642 Open 7 daysweek
Duplexes
GREAT LARGE 1BDRM (in 4-plex) Quiet neighborhood Nob Hill area 328 Jefferson NE HW floors $53000mo Call 681-1951 to view
Houses For Rent
TOWNHOME-3BDRM 2-Full BA large 2-Car Garage low utilities very nice clean 7-miles to UNM No pets no smoking $1025mo wsecurity de- posit Call 259-5760
Houses For Sale
3BDRM 25 BA 2-Story Close to UNM Med Law School gated community pri- vate enclosed backyard dishwasher WD refridgerator 2CG $1050mo +utilites lease required 301-0791
Rooms For Rent
LOOKING FOR RESPONSIBLE room- mate 3bdrm 2ba house Frnshd den $450mo + split utils Near Tramway amp Central Great scenery near hiking trails Alex afg12986gmailcom 505-
379-1280
GREAT TEMPORARY HOUSING avail- able No lease all utilities included great affordable living Starts at $19999 plus tax per week All two room suites Please call Debbie at at the Barcelona Suites (Lomas amp Louisiana) 505-255-5566
FEMALE NS GRAD Student (or Mature Undergrad) wliberal values preferred for spacious roombath in my warm bright home House 10 mins UNM Irsquom busy female healthcare professional $425mo including utilitiescable $250dd No pets (I do have a cat) Pos- sibility to trade some rent for cooking- gardening 505-450-6024
ROOMMATE WANTED TO go in on house on westside Prefer under 30 male or female $350mo +utilities E- mail bekah1spareyahoocom
TWO BEDROOMS FOR lease in three bedroom house Many amenities in- cluded Ten minutes from UNM $425month includes utilities Call Jeremy at 366-9505 or soccer83g mailcom
QUIET RESPONSIBLE STUDENT
wanted to share nice 3BDRM 25BA home 10 mins from campus GREAT LOCATION $400mo wutilities in- cluded (505) 490-1998
BikesCycles
GREAT MOTORCYCLE 2009 Kawasaki Ninja 250- Excellent condition all main- tenance records included Bought an- other bike but canrsquot keep both 4947miles $2900 Call Jason 505-350-
1605
Computer Stuff
13 IN MACBOOK $700 obo 216 Ghz 2GB Ram Snow Leopard upgraded In- cludes all original packaging Please contact Eugene 505-450-9429
Pets
FREE KITTENS 2 months old litter trained and in need of good loving homes Call 505-865-8893
For Sale
I BUY CATALYTIC converters found in cars newer than 1978 I pay cash 907-
6479
TWO LARGE TANKS for sale Was used for reptiles 40gal has screen lid -$75 Larger tank has nice sliding lids - $200 Email bekah1spareyahoocom
TWO EPIPHONE SGS one red Special Model $100 one black G-400 $300 Call 450-6373
BRADLEYrsquoS BOOKS ROCKS inside Winnings Coffee
PROF BUFFET-CAMPRON R-13 Bb clarinet Mfd 1977 Well maintained in- cludes high-quality acc $1000 obo (505)239-4347 leave message for more info Serious inquiries only
Vehicles For Sale
NEED CASH WE Buy Junk Cars 907-
6479
2002 TOYOTA PRIUS 85000 original miles under warranty $6900 505-280-
6128
Jobs Off Campus
TEACH ENGLISH IN Korea
2011 Teach and Learn in Korea (TaLK) sponsored by Korean government$1300month (15hrsweek) plus air- fares housing medical insuranceMust have completed two years of un- dergraduateLast day to apply 121010Please visit our website wwwtalkgokr
2011 English Program In Korea (EPIK)$1600-2500month plus housing air- fare medical insurance paid vacation Must have BA degreeLast day to apply 121010Please visit our website wwwepikgokr
Jai - (213)386-3112 ex201jaikeclagmailcom
ANSWERING SERVICE TELEPHONE
opperators needed Excellent job for students Swing shift 25-35hrs a week Please call 256-4604
BARTENDING UP TO $300day No experience necessary training pro- vided 1-800-965-6520ext100
VETERINARY ASSISTANT RECEP-
TIONIST Kennel help Pre-veterinary student preferred Ponderosa Animal Clinic 881-8990 881-8551
STUCK IN A Rut Need a job asap Check out Rocky Mtn Truck School 4 weeks to a real career Class A driver training - financing and job placement available (must meet minimum require- ments) Call Sue 888-5182 or 2705 Princeton NE
MANAGEMENT- NO NIGHTS NO SUN- DAYS 20+ Paid Days Off Yr $25K Full benefits Fax HoneyBaked Ham 781-631-1183
LOOKING FOR ENTHUSIASTIC moti- vated female banquet staff to work wed- dings and special events at new Shera- ton Hotel Apply in person 2910 Yale
Blvd SE 843-7000
Jobs Wanted
EARN $1000-$3200 A month to drive our brand new cars with ads wwwAd
CarDrivercom
DAILY LOBOnew mexicoCCLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
RATES
bull Come to Marron Hall room 131 show your UNM ID and receive a special rate of 10cent per word in Personals Rooms for Rent or any For Sale category
new mexicoDAILY LOBO
CLASSIFIEDsbull 30cent per word per day for five or more consecutive days without changing or cancellingbull 40cent per word per day for four days or less or non-consecutive daysbull Special effects are charged addtionally logos bold italics centering blank lines larger font etc bull 1 p m business day before publication
CLASSIFIED PAYMENT
INFORMATION
bull Phone Pre-payment by Visa or Master Card is required Call 277-5656bull Fax or E-mail Pre-payment by Visa or Master Card is required Fax ad text dates and category to 277-7531 or e-mail to classadsunmedubull In person Pre-pay by cash check money order Visa or MasterCard Come by room 131 in Marron Hall from 8 am to 5 pmbull Mail Pre-pay by money order in-state check Visa MasterCard Mail payment ad text dates and category
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
DEADLINE
UNM ID
ADVANTAGE
UNM Student Publications MSC03 2230
1 University of New MexicoAlbuquerque NM 87131
CLASSIFIEDS ON THE WEB
wwwdailylobocom
bull All rates include both print and online editions of the Daily Lobo
bull Come to Marron Hall room 107 show your UNM ID and receive FREE classifi eds in Your Space Rooms for Rent or any For Sale Category
bull Phone Pre-payment by Visa Discover MasterCard or American Express is required Call 277-5656bull Fax or Email Pre-payment by Visa Discover MasterCard or American Express is required Fax ad text dates and catergory to 277-7530 or email to classifi edsdailylobocombull In person Pre-payment by cash money order check Visa Discover MasterCard or American Express Come by room 107 in Marron Hall from 800am to 500pmbull Mail Pre-pay by money order in-state check Visa Discover MasterCard or American Express Mail payment ad text dates and catergory
CLASSIFIED INDEX
Find your way around the Daily Lobo Classifieds
AnnouncementsAnnouncementsFun Food MusicLooking for You
AuditionsLost and Found
ServicesTravel
Want to BuyYour Space
HousingApartmentsCo-housing
CondosDuplexes
Houses for RentHouses for SaleHousing WantedProperty for SaleRooms for Rent
Sublets
For SaleAudioVideoBikesCycles
Computer StuffDogs Cats Pets
For SaleFurniture
Garage SalesTextbooks
Vehicles for Sale
EmploymentChild Care JobsJobs off CampusJobs on Campus
Jobs WantedVolunteers
RESTAURANTOPENINGS AVAILABLEStarting at $850hr Day night late night weekends
Cashiersbusing positions Will work around your schedule
Apply in person2400 Central SE
WHATFREE
Daily LoboClassifieds
for students
YesIf you are a UNM student you get free classifieds in the following categories
Your SpaceRooms for RentFor Sale Categories-- AudioVideo BikesCycles Computer Stuff Pets For Sale
FurnitureGarage SalesPhotoTextbooksVehicles for Sale
The small print Each ad must be 25 or fewer words scheduled for 5 or fewer days Free ads must be for personal use
and only in the listed categories
To place your free ad come by Marron Hall Room 131 and show your student ID
or email us from your unm email account at
COOL
classifiedsdailylobocom
107
Place your classified ad onlinewwwdailylobocomclassifieds
Too busy to call us during the day
Wish you could place ads at midnight
Now you can
You can schedule your ad select the category
choose a format add a picture
preview your ad and make a paymentmdash
all online
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